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(31) Writing about her friend Bea Wright, biographer Eleanor Chappell voiced the spirit expected of polio victims.

(32) He added the scheme contravened existing structure plans and traffic risk fears had been voiced by local residents.

(33) Although Hipp voiced optimism, airline and union officials earlier were grim about prospects for averting a walkout.

(34) He voiced the fear of other Right-wingers that the sacking of Norman Lamont had left Left-wingers in key jobs.

(35) Advocates on both sides of the debate voiced some disappointment over the ruling.

(36) Table 4.2 also shows that back realizations are favoured by following fricatives, non-velar voiced stops and non-velar nasals.

(37) Notice that of the plosives and fricatives there is one voiceless set and one voiced set.

(38) Notice the lack of contrast between voiced and voiceless sounds and the predominant contrast between long and short consonants.

(39) As for Mrs Thatcher's loudly voiced determination to force through a replacement of the Lance nuclear missile, nobody is listening.

(40) In 1991 he voiced a qualified approval of the free market in his encyclical Gentesimus Annus.

(41) What I did not expect was the excitement, and wonderment, with which all this jargon was voiced.

(42) D voiceless fricative or any voiced consonant not immediately followed by a voiceless segment.

(43) Indeed,[sentencedict.com] Percy Lovitch voiced the thought to Rev. Levitt as he strode past the minister and his wife.

(44) Caen voiced concern at how minorities and immigrants are treated in the golden state.

(45) He also has voiced skepticism that a major overhaul of the tax system would be enacted soon.

(46) The rage and sense of injustice, for a separatist, is not powerfully enough voiced anywhere else.

(47) A major complaint voiced by the physicians was that patients did not heed the medical advice of the staff.

(48) The other two excuses are regularly voiced by Kevin McNamara.

(49) The civilities of politeness and social etiquette may ensure that the locals' resentment is voiced only in their own social circle.

(50) Several justices voiced doubt about the wisdom of giving police automatic authority to tell all passengers to get out of a car.

(51) The announcement provoked a storm of criticism and anxious residents voiced concern over their uncertain future.

(52) In this list, the first sound of the pair is unvoiced, the second is voiced.

(53) Strong criticisms are also voiced about the benefits to be reaped from economies of scale.

(54) But when they were assured that the cull was carried out humanely[sentencedict.com], almost 70 % voiced support.

(55) Before hearing the poll results, Mr Major and Mr Kinnock voiced their confidence that they would win with an overall majority.

(56) He has spoken up for them when their homes have been threatened with closure and voiced their opinions on Radio Cleveland.

(57) Theo's occasional complaints, hardly ever voiced directly, were usually muted and so we fail to take note of them.

(58) Many subject specialists have voiced concern about teaching bilingual students.

(59) In order to help Miles and Evan understand and participate in this process, I often voiced what I was thinking.

(60) He voiced their torment at knowing their children would be medically examined without consent and without any familiar face being present.