Sentence examples for willing voice from inspiring English sources

The lyrics and theme of the song are similar to those of Part I, with Serena Kim of The Washington Post describing it as "mighty pressure coming from...male voices to persuade one woman to succumb to spontaneous sex", while Knowles portrays herself as a "hesitant but willing" voice of reason.

Neither United nor Rooney are currently willing to voice publicly that he will leave.

"Our students have a long history of being willing to voice concerns," he said.

It starts with executives who are willing to voice their support for both capitalism and inclusiveness.

Several officials said they were willing to voice their concerns because they want the mayor's plans to succeed.

There were men in all sections who feared the spread of political democracy, but by the 1830s few were willing to voice such misgivings publicly.

Does he presume our doubts to have been less substantial than his because we were willing to voice them at the time, when dissent met with great hostility?

But while the two departing teachers were the most willing to voice their dissatisfactions, their concerns were echoed by other teachers, and by some parents.

They offered us female characters who failed to blend seamlessly with their surroundings — because they were willing to voice their doubts, confess their crushes, seek out sex and openly confront others.

Now that he is out of the hunt and busy writing a book, Daniel Okrent, a former senior editorial executive at Time Inc., is willing to voice an unpopular opinion.

I'd be up for it, for sure, of course!" Earlier this week Frank Oz, the beloved puppeteer, said he would be willing to voice Yoda once again for a rumoured spin-off film surrounding the diminutive green Jedi master.