give voice to

1. Say or express, especially an opinion or feeling. For example, The faculty gave voice to their anger over the dean's tenure decisions. This term once meant “to vote.” Its present sense dates from the mid-1800s.

Example Sentences

Discovery CEO David Zaslav, who was involved in the decision to acquire the series, declined an interview request but said in a statement the company’s role is “to shed light on the full spectrum of the human experience,” adding that the show will give voice to those who experienced the attacks “so they can be seen, heard and remembered.”

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Along with their hatred of Israel, they give voice to their delusions.

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"But there was never any data to back that up. So in 2022 we worked with Solace Women's Aid and a number of other organisations to design a way to go out and give voice to some of these women's experiences."

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"By targeting us – the creators who give voice to diverse narratives and foster dialogue – these signatories are undermining their own cause and attempting to silence us," he said.

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“We want to give voice to those who are voiceless… If we can help raise awareness, raise a message, and… highlight the complicity of our government, we’ve got to do it.”

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