51.   In either case, they eschew any identification with the tatters, embroidery or flamboyant, distressed decades his father gave voice to.

52.   In this space, she gave voice to no one but herself.

53.   It gives voice to filmmakers who are rarely heard.

54.   Is it better to maneuver a mute homogenization, or let those who wish speak up for themselves, so others will dare to give voice?

55.   It is no wonder that we give voice to brand names, since we see them so often in print.

56.   It reflects us at the same time it shapes us, and gives voice to wordless murmurings within.

57.   It gave voice to his hopes and dreams for his nation and its people.

58.   It was more the legacy he left behind, in giving voice to the ideals of the American Revolution.

59.   Its round-table discussions gave voice to the currents of dissent that are always coursing through an art form that the public often finds insufferably monolithic.

60.   It would be a noble act if he were just giving regular human beings a voice.