It voiced our loneliness nevertheless, our isolation, our need for the Friend.
It was staff at those clinics who first voiced concerns about the increasing Numbers of admissions involving severely handicapped children.
Similar hopes were voiced after lawmakers approved a free-trade deal with Peru this past fall, But the three pending deals still languish.
These objections are similar to those voiced by practitioners thirty years ago, when they resisted using high-level programming languages because of performance concerns.
There was a silence. Then Cindy asserted, low-voiced and savagely, "Listen to me! You'd better get here tonight, and soon. If you don't come and embarrass me by saying anything of what you did just now, it'll be the end. Do you understand?"
Even figures on the right, including three former prime ministers, have voiced unease.
There had been concerns, voiced as far back as the 1851 Great Exhibition, that the hungrier, more efficient producers in Germany and the US threatened Britain's industrial hegemony.
On the other hand, it was as if no one had taught him how to speak, just as no one had taught him how to ski: because he spoke the way nobody speaks, he voiced only the essence of things.
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The international Middle East Quartet voiced strong support for the new set of direct Israeli-Palestinian peace talks that began this month.
Hardly a whisper of concern has been voiced.
That's a trend that can be extrapolated even into today: our most notable celeb of 2010 is a squeaky voiced, 16 year old Canadian.
Some of Mr Sarkozy's own ministers have voiced unease at the way he spent the summer expelling Roma (gypsies).
But they had their grievances, recorded by an unknown scribe who championed their of the complaints he voiced including the lament over payment of taxes--would be familiar to present-day farmers.
The arguments for and against installing another leader voiced during last summer’s aborted mutiny are again doing the rounds.
