LEVIN: That you are successful in giving voice to conservatism?
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We're there on the ground giving voice to the voiceless.
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They also accused him of giving voice to white nationalists.
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"He's always there giving voice to the objects," Pendleton says.
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He's giving voice to these racist, you know, utterances about Sen.
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It's the process of saying it and giving voice to it.
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He was simply giving voice to those he spent his time with.
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I'm giving voice to a frustration that I hear every single day.
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She's ingenuine; he's giving voice to the feelings of his fellow Americans.
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The focus is on heroism and rebellion, giving voice to the underrepresented.
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Did you feel conflicted about giving voice to the anti-choice activists?
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But Fox is often perceived to be giving voice to those views.
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Outsiders might be surprised at how documentarians are giving voice to these fears.
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It's possible that China coerced the musician into giving voice to scripted words.
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But merely giving voice to these things is not enough to fix them.
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"I'm giving voice to a frustration that I hear every single day," he added.
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"I'm giving voice to a frustration that I hear every single day," he added.
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Is Larry truly present, or simply giving voice to the desires Dorothy has repressed?
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Homogeneity, specifically in the Anglo community, there is a lack of giving voice to POC.
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In giving voice to one of Homer's marginalised female characters she is emulating Margaret Atwood.
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Trump was an angry figure, yes, but he is also giving voice to their anger.
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Thanks for supporting us in giving voice to the voiceless & providing in-depth, contextualized reporting.
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President Donald Trump is giving voice to many people's uncertainty with his own racist rhetoric.
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He's not giving voice to activist frustration with establishment Republican Party politicians' inclination to compromise.
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He's giving voice to many voters' frustrations and fears about America's place in the world.
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Mike Simpson (R-Idaho), giving voice to what many of King's colleagues have said privately.
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Yet in Vienna, giving voice to that thought is considered an extreme breach of diplomatic etiquette.
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Emily is giving voice to some of this dread and suffering, the ground we walk on.
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What mattered most in this case, I was told, was giving voice to the struggles she represented.
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After all, they were stirring up attention and giving voice to ideas that disrupted the status quo.
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Many others who have bought tickets will be outside giving voice to Burlington's opposition to the Donald.
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My point was this: Giving voice to hidden fears allows for clear thinking and full-throated discussion.
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Dozens of Labour elected officials, candidates, and party members have been caught giving voice to anti-Semitic comments.
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But, in addition to giving voice to their fear of women, they are also doing something very clever.
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It's also newly versatile: each song feels like it's giving voice to a different facet of her personality.
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As usual, artists are the canaries in the coal mines — giving voice to those who cannot represent themselves.
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James Kelman has made a career out of giving voice to the ordinary thoughts of his ordinary characters.
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His policies have transformed the country's power structure by giving voice to the indigenous majority and reducing poverty.
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The radio stations Radio X and FM93 are among those cited as giving voice to anti-Muslim activists.
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It is because these supposed dissenters are giving voice to the stubborn consensus that has been there all along.
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Instead of material benefits, Trump offers those voters the emotional satisfaction of giving voice to their fears and frustrations.
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She's been guided by her belief in giving voice to those who don't readily and easily have a voice.
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I think he is really is giving voice to a lot of people who have felt unheard and unrepresented.
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They saw him not as giving voice to victims of sexual abuse but as using the women as props.
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Facebook and Twitter have to balance two opposing principles: keeping their platforms safe and giving voice to public issues.
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Artists, too, are increasingly revisiting and limning history, giving voice to lives that always existed but were rarely heard.
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Renowned as the father of activist art in Indonesia, Harsono is adamant on giving voice to marginalized social groups.
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And with the character of Edgar in particular, he says the responsibility of giving voice to the voiceless is twofold.
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Is Colo's art about his internal journey for 400 days, or is it about giving voice to the collective migration?
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But by giving voice to whispers most people likely hadn't heard anyway, the two publications kept the rumor mill running.
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Around the corner, there are high-tech windows giving voice to a little girl who wants to be Santa Claus.
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He's giving voice to its rants, fears and biases, which that find no such uncensored expression elsewhere on the political spectrum.
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Yet, for every imaginative literary flight of fancy, there's another garment giving voice to the dark, the frank, and the revelatory.
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"Advocacy is all about giving voice to those who aren't easily heard or seen, for those who are marginalized," Bailar says.
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" Thing was, King, Silk, and Diamond didn't want to talk about King's record of giving voice to chauvinists of "Western civilization.
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She also turned to her Native American and Afro-Haitian heritage, giving voice to cultural roots seldom celebrated at the time.
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The parallels are pretty clear: Trump, like Leave, is all about sticking it to the man, giving voice to the voiceless.
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In fact, they are giving voice to Pakistani men's collective misery over the fact that their women are out of control.
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Even with Harry Potter himself, Daniel Radcliffe, giving voice to the spy Rex Dasher, "Playmobil: The Movie" seems less than magical.
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"It's a very defined cultural and ideological movement that's giving voice to this and creating a framework for this," he said.
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I see no point in giving voice to false hope that Donald Trump will do the country an iota of good.
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And there's no better way at making a name for yourself at your office than giving voice to creative and unusual ideas.
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"It seemed to me such a fierce book, so direct and so uncurated in giving voice to his experience," Mr. McGuane said.
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There's beauty and humor and specialness in that battle, and no show is better at giving voice to it than "Better Things."
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For his admirers, his attacks on entitled elites can be bracing and invigorating, finally giving voice to grievances they consider long ignored.
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"I see this as amplifying, giving voice to the voiceless, disseminating injustices to the greater community, and creating understanding and solidarity," Atama said.
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He's also revealing his essence, which is that power—not giving voice to the voiceless middle, his preferred platitude—is what animates him.
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Still, the show was portrayed in the media as giving voice to a supposedly silenced segment of America — white working-class Trump supporters.
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Yes, Donald Trump deserves credit for giving voice to working-class voters across the Midwest and swing states like North Carolina and Florida.
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Franklin Furnace was key to this new, much-needed trend, giving voice to lots of artists, like myself, whose work was explicitly political.
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"Giving voice to needs is normal and wonderful and a lot of people I work with need to become needier, actually," he said.
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And Mr. Barr is giving voice to those on the right who believe they cannot cede any more ground in the culture wars.
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It's been hard to come by high-profile figures giving voice to the issue who don't have a personal stake in the matter.
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Trethewey writes into the sprawling and untold stories in America's history, giving voice to the forgotten, or the memories at risk of being forgotten.
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Both countries' leaders are giving voice to popular yearning for renewed national power and international respect, and both are reaping the domestic political benefits.
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A President who, under siege in any number of ways, is increasingly bunkering in -- and giving voice to conspiracy theories to justify his behavior.
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In the meantime he demeans, vilifies and puts people down, giving voice to his followers' anger but also humiliating and taking advantage of them.
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Three decades later, an immersive and engaging film adaptation directed by Francesco Rosi enshrined the book's underlying neorealist credo — giving voice to the voiceless.
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That's why in the end, to save Tom, Polly has to push him away by giving voice to the dark underbelly of their pairing.
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It offered a platform to dissidents from across the region (except Qatar), giving voice to popular anger which erupted in the Arab spring of 2011.
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Since her debut novel Prep, Sittenfeld has made a career in giving voice to the witty, occasionally mean, always truthful thoughts that of smart women.
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It's a cathartic experience for us at the show and we are giving voice to people who don't have their own shows to speak out.
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Posobiec is known for giving voice to outlandish and unfounded conspiracy theories, including one that inspired a gunman to attack a Washington, D.C., pizza restaurant.
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In the process, the party could also reap additional political rewards by giving voice to Americans' desire for fairness and concerns about cheating and safety.
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Instead of hiding racist or sexist feelings, Trump openly proclaims them, giving voice to many who believe they've been stifled from expressing their true feelings.
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She also happens to be a beautifully articulate writer, capable of giving voice to sentiments that assault survivors, and really just human beings, need to hear.
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Tay jumps right into his speech by giving voice to his childhood tormenter, a school bully who once draped a pair of underwear over his head.
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"Somewhere I Belong" Linkin Park was great at giving voice to the anguish that so many people, especially young people, suffer through on a daily basis.
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According to the Guardian: Why it matters: Newson is a rising Democratic political star giving voice to concerns some have about how technology is threatening jobs.
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The lawsuit was brought by the widow of an American killed in Jordan which accused the social media company of giving voice to Islamic State. 5.
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In the next gallery is Shouting in Whispers (2017), a series of screenprints bearing feminist quotes, which continues Cammock's mission of giving voice to the voiceless.
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" He adds, "It was a blast working with Julia — whose real-life generous, good-natured spirit translates beautifully in giving voice to this new, mysterious character.
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Plus, they often connect lower level employees to decision makers in the C-suite, giving voice to employees with ideas that may otherwise not been heard.
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Do they really think this is okay, or is it that he's giving voice to something that they are feeling and haven't been able to say?
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He admires it for giving voice to anger and disenfranchisement on "The Sopranos" (which, he calculates, averaged 82.788 swears per episode) and in James Kelman's fiction.
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Their target: Tiananmen Square, where peaceful protesters had been camped out for nearly two months, giving voice to many people's hopes for a more open society.
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The movie is coming out at a time when, from entertainment to politics, women are indeed being bold — demanding change and giving voice to their rage.
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He has also attempted to play it off as something he was just musing, claiming that he is giving voice to something many people were saying.
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Today, throughout the developing world, new organizations are giving voice to rural communities, enabling them to determine their priorities and decide how to spend investment money.
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How would the audience greet them: As India's version of the Tea Party, giving voice to ideas that have taken on extraordinary force in the electorate?
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As is common in an increasingly repressive China, Mr. Liu was punished not for a crime, but for giving voice to the most basic human yearnings.
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Its scriptwriter then vowed to return his award, and President Erdogan himself waded into the controversy, praising "Dirilis: Ertugrul" as giving voice to the conservative masses.
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It is curious that Mr. Brooks, who has been at odds with them for many years, seems now to be giving voice to their secret fantasies.
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You see, all of my career, I've fought about giving voice to the people that I grew up with and voice to the people that elected me.
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Giving voice to the anticipation felt around the world as the meeting opened, South Korean President Moon Jae-in said Tuesday he "hardly slept" before the summit.
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More often than not, the future starts in music — whether it's being disseminated through the latest streaming platforms, or giving voice to our most urgent social concerns.
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He told at least two owners that he represented a silent majority inside the membership, giving voice to a building frustration among owners over the commissioner's leadership.
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It is giving voice to a people who have had an entire legacy of people stealing things from them, and now one of their own willfully left them.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) is President Trump's fiercest critic in the GOP and is giving voice to misgivings held by other Republicans more reticent about airing criticism in public.
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Like one of a zombie Iron Man climbing out of his grave, giving voice to Spidey's fears that if only he'd been better, his mentor needn't have died.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) is President Trump's fiercest critic in the GOP and is giving voice to misgivings held by other Republicans more reticent about airing criticism in public.
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The network has been accused of giving voice to the Muslim Brotherhood, which has been designated a terrorist organization in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt.
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We must search for ways of giving voice to and empowering the most vulnerable people among us, and to say goodbye to a world ruled by unaccountable elites.
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Trump and Giuliani have found some support for their claims among other GOP lawmakers, who Hill lacerated in her public testimony for giving voice to the conspiracy theory.
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While Democrats argue that they are giving voice to concerns about the Trump administration, pressuring rivals to cast votes on a contentious subject is a standard political strategy.
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The latest is Dudley Randall, a librarian who started the Broadside Press out of his home in Detroit in the 1960s, giving voice to nearly 200 black poets.
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The Black Lives Matter movement, for example, is about giving voice to people who have been continually ignored and abused by the political system, by the criminal justice system.
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Ms O'Brien, now 88, took a risk in giving voice to a Nigerian girl who suffers horrific cruelty, especially in an age when "cultural appropriation" is often frowned upon.
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How do you, in your coverage, try to maintain that unbiased reporting while also making sure that we are giving voice to and valuing the stories that we're telling?
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A new exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum is challenging the traditional feminist narrative by giving voice to women of color that were largely left out of the mainstream dialogue.
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" In her new novel, "The Silence of the Girls," she takes on the foundational war story of the Western canon, giving voice to the muted women of Homer's "Iliad.
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Clinton backers and mainstream Democrats hailed Clinton for giving voice to their suspicions and drawing attention to ongoing Russian interference that played a major role in the 2016 campaign.
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And he's giving voice to concerns from moderates that have been bubbling up for several weeks now as Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders have shown resilience in the polls.
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In a fundraising email, published by The Texas Tribune, he made it clear the initiative was aimed more at "giving voice to the unborn" than it was at public safety.
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I have heard nobler Wotans and more craven ones, but by giving voice to both aspects Mr. Volle showed that they were not only not mutually exclusive, but intimately related.
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What I think is so amazing about Emily is that she is giving voice to that, not just for herself but, it feels like, for literally everyone she's ever met.
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Similar to Mr. Trump, many of his supporters feel buoyed and relieved that he is giving voice to what they cannot say, or feel they are not supposed to say.
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How audacious is it for anyone to criticize Meryl Streep, who has won acclaim for giving voice to characters ranging from Holocaust survivors to Margaret Thatcher, for speaking from her conscience?
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Yet in the wake of the British government's austerity policies and various political and demographic divides, punk is once again giving voice to young people's frustrations (albeit with fewer safety pins).
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The MIT economist is giving voice to a growing number of ObamaCare observers who say a more onerous penalty would help alleviate some of the law's struggles with attracting enough enrollees.
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"Jon Stewart was giving voice to visions and ideas and doing it brilliantly, but in a way that almost everyone watching agreed with," Michaels said with a bit of an edge.
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"There aren't really music streaming services so much as there are tech streaming services," Young rumbles from Los Angeles, giving voice to an increasingly common complaint from music fans and musicians alike.
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The government ordered his firing twice from Al-Watan, one of the country's main newspapers, for giving voice to the opposition and later banned him from Twitter and barred him from writing.
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Jim Henson's mild-mannered muppet is nearly as versatile a meme as Spongebob, whether he's sipping Liptons and calling you on your bullshit, or giving voice to the evil in your head.
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The video humorously portrays the intricate relationships that bind and separate Indians and Pakistanis, giving voice to Abidi's own personal conflict, as she hails from both sides of the subcontinent's contentious divide.
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Now, with Twitter and other social media sites under intense pressure for permitting harassment, giving voice to hate groups and spreading misinformation, Mr. Dorsey is rethinking the underlying values of the site.
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With Ms. Pelosi in their debt, the potential speaker may be giving voice to their dissatisfaction with mainstream Democrats, emboldening them as tensions between their midterm campaigns and the party establishment linger.
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But while he constantly described Facebook as giving voice to everyday people and underrepresented groups, he gave short shrift to the way that powerful forces are using his platform to manipulate people.
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The threat posed to our democracy by Fox News is multifaceted: First and most simply, it's clearly advancing and giving voice to narratives and smears backed and imagined by our foreign adversaries.
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" The Book Biennial, which is billed as the largest literary event in the country, "keeps its schedule for the weekend, giving voice to all audiences, without distinction, as a democracy should be.
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As the classicist Edith Hall rightly writes, tragedy is polyphonic: It both legitimizes the chauvinism of Athenian power and glory at the same time as giving voice to that which undermines it.
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How does it feel to know that through your lyrics and social media presence, you are actually giving voice to fans that deal with similar anxieties that you share in your music?
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"He already might feel threatened that 'I'm the breadwinner; I'm certainly not going to make him clean the toilet, too,' " she said, giving voice to the possible thought process of a female breadwinner.
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It's easy to imagine independent candidates actually able to overcome party machines and win seats, giving voice to the large number of Americans who increasingly identify with neither of the two major parties.
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The hippie affectations of "Mass" drive many people up the wall, but it stands as Bernstein's wildest, bravest creation, its anarchic shouts of "Dona nobis pacem" giving voice to the composer's radical politics.
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I won't spoil those surprises here, but when Catherine Parr (Anna Uzele) finally steps into the spotlight, "Six" pulls the rug out from under itself by giving voice to the story's full darkness.
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He seems not to realize that "giving voice to the non-human" might mean something other than Deen being haunted by "unaccustomed forces" or Piya's Free Willy-like attachment to a river dolphin.
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Wow. White House Trade Adviser Peter Navarro giving voice to the President&aposs Twitter tirade after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau waited until Air Force One was just taking off to start talking tough.
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BEIJING — A lawyer who took on China's political system with uncustomary grit, giving voice to dissidents and seeking justice for poisoned children, was sentenced to seven years in prison on Thursday, the authorities announced.
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Famously known as the home of Banksy, the city in Southwest England has long been a hub for creatives, producing work that's rested on the fringe of the mainstream, giving voice to the alternative.
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Divine and Naezy, known as "gully" (street) rappers, have been stalwarts of Indian hip-hop for years, capturing the daily struggles, and giving voice to the frustrations, of the largely underprivileged masses in India.
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Mia Alvar's collection of short stories, IN THE COUNTRY (2015), sees the two countries further entwined by giving voice to a cast of characters both in the Philippines and here in the United States.
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"Trump's candidacy has already done the nation a great service by giving voice to the nagging, sometimes urgent, concerns of ordinary people imperiled by ruling class hegemony," Chris Buskirk, the publisher of American Greatness, writes.
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Released as Classic Quadrophenia in June 20, the piece had its live debut the next month at London's Royal Albert Hall, with tenor Alfie Boe giving voice to the parts originally sung by Roger Daltrey.
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" Later in the chapter, May continues: "Cute is, among other things, a new expression of an ancient sensibility, namely the monstrous; a contemporary way of giving voice to the ancient trope of the monstrous hybrid.
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Perdue also bristled at the idea that Romney is giving voice to feelings that other GOP lawmakers share but are afraid to acknowledge because they don't want to get smacked down by Trump on Twitter.
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Clinton's coziness with Wall Street was well known and her only crime in discussing the need for "private and a public position" during political negotiations was giving voice to what is universally true in politics.
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This documentary chronicles the collapse of America's oldest fishery, giving voice to scientists (who blame overfishing, the government and climate change) and to fishermen (who claim, as they lose their livelihoods, that science is wrong).
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She has an inspiring story — a refugee from Somalia who rose to become the first black Muslim woman in Congress — and has demonstrated a talent for giving voice to perspectives often excluded from mainstream American politics.
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"Baghdadi was central to giving voice to ISIS' project in a manner that achieved startling resonance with vulnerable individuals globally," said Joshua Geltzer, who was senior director for counterterrorism at the National Security Council until 22016.
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Warren was giving voice to an idea that has grown after the 2000 and 2016 elections, when Democrats Al Gore and Hillary Clinton won the popular vote but lost the election due to the Electoral College.
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Finding two of those stolen Argentine children in Paraguay, being there at Pinochet's downfall, chronicling the Bosnian war until at last NATO intervened, giving voice to brave Iranians in 2009: the moments when words seem vital.
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" The public sector Aarav Leekha, 224, New York, United States "Even though the majority of people in the United States believe climate change is real, conservative parties around the world are giving voice to climate deniers.
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It's as if Mr. Maxwell had elicited the unspoken thoughts that throb within a vintage western, with his characters giving voice to the feelings you may experience when watching such entertainments in an abstracted, melancholy mood.
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He also cited contemporary rap artists such as Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, and Lauryn Hill as inspirations for his political outreach, since much of their music focuses on giving voice to those who are typically unheard.
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And I didn't realize it at the time, but it was also my small way of giving voice to a part of me that I swore I would keep hidden until the day I died: my sexuality.
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At the same time, he announced his support for an EU military force, giving voice to fears across Europe that the United States can no longer be trusted to come to the aid of any NATO ally.
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Indeed, his candidacy is providing a refuge for, and giving voice to, white fear and anger over the inevitable changing demography of the country, the erosion of the center and the rewarding of whiteness as a commodity.
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"So I asked myself, What is this celibacy, and how is it practiced by those people who claim to be celibate?" he said in the interview, giving voice to the research question that would animate his career.
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"We have to fight like hell to stop him and hopefully save our country," said Senator Jeff Merkley, Democrat of Oregon, echoing the near-apocalyptic stakes liberal voters are giving voice to at crowded town hall meetings.
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The staff of The Times was recognized with the public service award for giving voice to sexual harassment victims of men in powerful positions, including prominent figures like Harvey Weinstein and the managers on a factory floor.
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It is giving voice to those who believe the government is not delivering on its promises to take climate change seriously and transform its relationship with Indigenous peoples, who make up about 5 percent of Canada's population.
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It was much lighter on the policy, but was about as sophisticated a political speech as we have seen in the Obama era, giving voice to a public figure who has sometimes struggled to show her best side.
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Normally measured in his public speeches, Rouhani has become increasingly forceful in recent days, giving voice to the grievances of reformers who say they have been oppressed since the 1979 Islamic Revolution by security forces like the Guards.
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Mr. Trump was asked to elucidate his message to young men in the face of the Kavanaugh allegations at a time of a broader cultural conversation about sexual assault and giving voice to women who have survived it.
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Trump showed how well he understands this during a rally in Ohio on Thursday, embracing a revival of ABC's "Roseanne" -- claiming the show's success is rooted in giving voice to white, working-class families who power his movement.
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Giardini's mayor Pancrazio Lo Turco has ordered all shops to be closed on Saturday until the protest is over, even though organizers say it is meant to be a peaceful demonstration aimed at giving voice to the world's disenfranchised.
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Two years after he began, he started mailing some of the objects to musician Guillermo Galindo, who would sculpt them into instruments that sound out his original compositions, giving voice to the human artifacts whose owners' fates remain mysteries.
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But in a country split down the middle on the question of Europe, with neither of the two major parties giving voice to the pro-Europe half, democracy could be salvaged rather than compromised by a party like TIG.
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Despite such omissions, Siler has provided a usefully broad view of the fight against slavery in San Francisco's Chinatown, one especially effective in giving voice to previously underappreciated figures who worked alongside Cameron or blazed their own important trails.
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Long before he entered the race, the Vermont senator framed the prospect of a White House run as an exercise in giving voice to the progressive left within Democratic politics rather than an earnest effort to win the Democratic nomination.
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Maybe in giving voice to that stuff, and giving shape to it, and imagining outcomes that surprise us, or survivors who surprise us, we can slowly coalesce to find a way forward, and find a way to talk to one another.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Twitter Inc won a bid to dismiss a lawsuit brought by the widow of an American killed in Jordan which accused the social media company of giving voice to Islamic State, a federal judge ruled on Wednesday.
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By the time CBS announced his retirement on May 11, Mr. Safer had broadcast 919 "603 Minutes" reports, profiling international heroes and villains, exposing frauds and corruption, giving voice to whistle-blowers and chronicling the trends of an ever-changing America.
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One of those critical voices has been Save LACMA, a nonprofit founded last summer by Kim Cooper, Richard Schave, and Rob Hollman with the intention of giving voice to those who feel LACMA's plan is not in the community's best interest.
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If Sanders did in fact tell Warren that a woman couldn't win, he was both sexist and giving voice to what a whole lot of Americans seem to believe: That Hillary Clinton's presidential fate was proof of women's electoral weakness.
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"Independent Lens" looks at the dwindling diversity in the world's seeds and who owns them, giving voice to small farmers and counterculture types who rail against genetically modified crops but don't provide a lot of science to support their cases.
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Ever since our colleague Parul Sehgal wrote about women writers giving voice to women's rage, we've wondered: If we were to make a list of the most refreshingly, honestly angry novels by and about women, which books would make the cut?
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"I really felt like this was just getting back to our roots and giving voice to everybody and inviting people, instead of being bystanders and watching floats go by, to join us in the streets and let their voices be heard," he said.
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She wrote that she was attending the rally "with the intention of giving voice to, participating, bearing witness and recording history" and criticized the mainland's restrictions on free speech when she learned that her social media posts about the protest had been censored.
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"This is not only about the NATO spending goal: it's about reliability," she added, giving voice to the sense of many in the German political class that President Donald Trump's administration is not a dependable ally for Europe on a host of issues.
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"It's a weird thing because we're talking about these issues in the film and these issues are still existing now and we're seeing a candidate from a major party giving voice to them," he said in an interview ahead of the premiere.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 10 (Reuters) - Twitter Inc won a bid to dismiss a lawsuit brought by the widow of an American killed in Jordan which accused the social media company of giving voice to Islamic State, according to a ruling on Wednesday.
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"I promise to continue my role, both inside and soon outside of government, of giving voice to the sensible center and working to solve problems for the American people through smart policy -- the product of negotiation, cooperation and inevitably, compromise," he said.
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The post-summit debate has highlighted long-standing tensions between liberal impeachment champions giving voice to the Democrats' anti-Trump base and party leaders warning that future efforts to check the president will be lost if Republicans keep the Speaker's gavel next year.
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He mocked the protagonist of the Updike book for giving voice to such pronouncements as "I want women to be dirty" and expressed disgust for the author's description of a 13-year-old girl's breasts ("shallow taut cones tipped with honeysuckle-berry nipples").
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 10 (Reuters) - Twitter Inc won a bid to dismiss a lawsuit brought by the widow of an American killed in Jordan which accused the social media company of giving voice to Islamic State, a federal judge ruled on Wednesday.
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In the part of her lecture that focused on this most recent work, Monk drew together some of her overarching themes, including Tibetan Buddhism, meditative performance, and the shamanic tradition of giving voice to things that don't have voices of their own.
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Chris Prynoski's animated "Nerdland" is a garish, scatological Hollywood satire with Paul Rudd and Patton Oswalt giving voice to a pair of hangers-on desperate for fame; the voice cast includes Mike Judge, whose "Beavis and Butt-Head" is one of Mr. Prynoski's inspirations.
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In an interview at a Beijing cafe, Ms. Hao, who holds a day job as an economics researcher at the China Development Research Foundation, reflected on the line between reality and fiction, giving voice to "invisible people" and how she seeks inspiration for her stories.
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But the author says he is giving voice to a growing body of confused Israeli centrists, each involved in a deeply personal struggle, and most appearing to have given up both on the dream of peace and on the dream of a Greater Israel.
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Maybe the most powerful part of the speech was when he said, "I'm not going to be around forever," and so he thinks it essential to deeply embed free speech values into Facebook so the company continues giving voice to people long after he's gone.
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But it is particularly problematic when you consider a figure like Walcott, who shot to global prominence not only because of the pure flame of his genius, but because he was giving voice to people who had been ignored and exploited and enslaved by a dominant culture.
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Shows like Pose (FX) and Euphoria (HBO) are providing a platform for trans and non-binary actors to tell their own stories, while others like Insecure (HBO), Killing Eve (BBC America), Shrill (Hulu), and Fleabag (Amazon) are giving voice to a full spectrum of women's experiences.
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Whether that's Bob Dylan writing about the civil rights movement or U2 shining a light on the fight against AIDS in Africa to Kesha giving voice to the #metoo movement, there's a very long line of musicians writing about the politics of their lives and times.
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John Lewis (D-GA) called for the impeachment of President Donald Trump in a dramatic speech on the floor of the House of Representatives on Tuesday, giving voice to a growing list of House Democrats calling for an inquiry into the president's interactions with a foreign leader.
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"Anthropologists are very sensitive to the concept of 'learning,' to the relationship between the observer and the observed, as well as to claims of giving voice to 'the other,' because the history of anthropology as a discipline has been associated with colonial endeavors and programs," Yalouri said.
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Experts say Trump is giving voice to Republican opposition to the state's progressive environmental policies by taking issue with state measures designed to protect fish in the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta by allowing water to flow through the delta and the San Francisco Bay, then out to the ocean.
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"The Kaiser Family Foundation is committed to giving voice to some of the hardest to reach groups in America whose views can easily be left out of public debates, like the 26% of adults who have problems paying medical bills, a group with disproportionately lower incomes," Ms. Hamel said in an email.
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The most effective way "to reduce inappropriate de-risking" is to change the way internationally active banks are supervised, "giving voice to the numerous government agencies that would prefer that U.S. banks remain engaged abroad – whether in correspondent banking, facilitating payments through money-service businesses, or supporting (non-governmental organizations)," the report states.
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" MELINDA GATES, CO-CHAIR OF THE BILL AND MELINDA GATES FOUNDATION, IN LAUNCHING AN $80 MLN DATA INITIATIVE - "If advocacy for women and girls is about giving voice to the voiceless - gathering and analyzing data is about making the invisible visible ... We cannot close the gender gap without closing the data gap.
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But all it would take is one UFC fighter giving voice to his lifelong dream of being a hip-hop MC or a stand-up comedian and this whole experiment in the mainstreaming of mixed martial arts could explode in all of our faces, sending our sport back into the shadows of shame and infamy.
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And if the EU's harsh critics like Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini or Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage took some stick from the podium, the closest the debate came to giving voice to eurosceptics who expect to gain seats was from Jan Zahradil, a Czech from a group led by Britain and Poland's ruling parties.
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In addition to the website changes, which the administration has acknowledged and will be fully apparent only after the EPA posts replacements for the former climate change websites, a US House committee held a March 29 hearing giving voice to climate skeptics who say it's unclear to what degree humans are causing global warming.
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The sense seemed to be that McGregor had hit a nerve by giving voice to a previously mumbled concern within the community that less monetarily successful and therefore less powerful fighters would never dare: that the promotional demands the UFC puts on its fighters can be onerous, draining, unilateral, and take away from fighters' ability to do their jobs.
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Letter To the Editor: "Tensions on the Rise in Tech's Capital City" (front page, March 9) ignores the major causes of our high cost of living as well as the efforts of San Franciscans to address the problem, while giving voice to those who blame tech workers for a shortage not of our making (I work in the industry).
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In a campaign marked by insults and inflammatory rhetoric, Trump tapped into a deep vein of unhappiness running through white Middle America, giving voice to millions who felt left behind in the rush to globalization and who eschewed traditional establishment Republicans like Bush in favor of a brash political outsider who promised to "Make America Great Again".
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At a time when President Trump is attacking courts for being out of touch with the people, Sotomayor is serving as the People's Justice, giving voice to the sentiments of both a substantial fraction of the legal elite, and the laypeople who fail to understand why a same-sex couple shouldn't be able to buy a wedding cake.
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The use of my film as evidence against Mr. Tashi gets at the heart of one of the thorniest issues that can plague foreign journalists: How do we justify instances when our work — aimed at giving voice to the voiceless and holding the powerful to account — ends up putting its subjects at risk or in danger?
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No, what was needed was a leader with answers, somebody to marshal a popular movement and cut through hesitations, a strongman who would put the nation first and mythologize its greatness, a figure ready to scapegoat without mercy, a unifier giving voice to the trampled masses, a man who could use democracy without being its slave.
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Each year since then, as I set up the increasingly rickety stable with the same old hay from our neighbor's farm, and position the figurines in their appointed places, I hear the child my daughter was at 5 giving voice to them, intuitively finding her way through the upheaval in her life, as children often do.
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" But he's been able to weave the memory of hearing the hurt in the veteran's voice into his performance of Edgar, thereby giving voice to so many who suffer from PTSD in silence: "I knew that with the lovely and hopelessly romantic Edgar that we were seeing there could be this guy underneath all that who wanted the hurt beat out of him.
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As the inquiry proceeded, state media went into a fury, giving voice to every other possible theory: that the Malaysian airliner had been targeted by the Ukrainians in the mistaken belief that it was Putin's plane; that it was hit accidentally as part of an air-defense training exercise gone wrong; that it was downed by the Ukrainian Air Force.
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Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is far from alone in giving voice to extreme attitudes on Islam in the U.S., the only two Muslim members of Congress said on Tuesday.
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Then emerged the cosmopolitan and intellectual sophisticate Frank Bidart, whose poetry over five decades has volubly modeled a wholly new approach to autobiographical material, chiefly by giving voice to the inner travails of other people's lives, both real and imagined, while also laying bare, in stark Romanesque language, the contours of an Oedipal, overbearing childhood with his mother and a fraught, disappointing relationship with his playboy father.
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But the Sanders campaign's decision to lean into Mr. Rogan's praise has drawn fire from some liberals and progressives — another group of voters at the core of Mr. Sanders's political base — who recalled Mr. Rogan's history of giving voice to conspiracy theories, making comments that some see as bigoted toward transgender people and making a racist remark about a black neighborhood on his podcast.
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Senior Republicans are becoming more emboldened in speaking out against President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, giving voice to the growing frustrations in the party over his tenure.
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As she unravels the threads of her itinerant upbringing — of feigned orphandom, of sleeping in freight cars and beneath the dining tables of communal apartments, of the fugitive pleasures of scraps of food — we see, both in her remarkable lack of self-pity and in the two dozen photographs throughout the text, her feral instinct and the crucible in which her gift for giving voice to a nation of survivors was forged.
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