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(121) He was a serious young man, not rakish or loud - voiced like the others.

(122) Throughout the 1920 s and 1930 s, Churchill had often voiced his apprehensions about Adolf Hitler's Nazi Germany.

(123) But let's look at one of the simplest classifications, whether the consonants are voiced or unvoiced .

(124) In previous interviews Misbahuddin had voiced support for the violence against western troops in Afghanistan, and embraced al-Qaida's vision of a global Islamic caliphate.

(125) The break-away coalition of 26 countries led by Germany, who voiced support for needle exchange and substitution treatment, was important proof of the lack of "Vienna consensus".

(126) Preaching an anti integrationist message, Elijah Muhammad frequently voiced warnings about "the human beast."

(127) Allwine also voiced Mickey in Mickey's Christmas Carol and Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

(128) Robert Boyle, for one, voiced the question of "Whether the colour of the hair or feathers of the recipient animal... will be changed into that of the emittent?"

(129) They had a sincere concern and voiced it in a nonviolent and appropriate way.

(130) Royal Edwards voiced the thought which had occured first to Peter.

(131) The top Democrat on the Armed Services panel voiced a different view.

(132) Woman ( voiced by Gaea ): You are not to die here.

(133) Miss Thompson, loud - voiced and garrulous[sentencedict.com], was evidently quite willing to gossip.

(134) While singing Italian songs, Chinese often cannot differentiate voiceless consonant from voiced one, but read consonant cluster according to Chinese habit.

(135) " Who was that fiddling here? " asked the gruff voiced soldier.

(136) As a matter of fact, just before I had left Peiping, an American Army officer who had once been in the Communist-led areas of Manchuria voiced just this idea to me.

(137) This is especially true if the threats have been voiced repeatedly or the person is inebriated or under the influence of drugs.

(138) Many voiced concern about the fate of innocent Afghani civilians.

(139) If the exciting source is a period signal, voiced sound will be sent out.

(140) Once he complained to his mother of the narrow-mindedness of the Jews and voiced his desire to meet his "other brothers" in other nations to study of their ways.

(141) So the structure of this poem is unquestionably Virgilian, but the sentiments that are voiced in this poem are unquestionably Miltonic, and we will recognize them.

(142) Kratos'wife ( voiced by Gaea ): Victory favors you Kratos.

(143) Denmark, the current president of the European Union, voiced its support of Spain yesterday, demanding that morocco withdraw its troops from Perejil.

(144) Also[sentencedict.com], all vowel and diphthong sounds in English are voiced.

(145) A scientist modeled on J. Robert Oppenheimer set loose the machines, but also sparked life in the numbered doll heroes (including 9, voiced by Elijah Wood).

(146) How to pronounce the voiceless sound, the voiced sound, the hard and soft sound, fricative and sound group with consonant is difficult for Chinese students.

(147) In London, the voiced sound won out (hence our standard pronunciatioin).

(148) Norman Mailer, in Houston to witness the Eagle's landing, recorded the switch?blade moment when he voiced his own incredulity at seeing reporters file out of the live telecasts in droves.

(149) On a similar note, the auto task forced voiced its concerns over GM's product mix.

(150) Out on the water flickering lights and soft - voiced choruses marked the fishers returning from the reef.