Examples of 'raise his voice' in a sentence
Meaning of "raise his voice"
The phrase 'raise his voice' means to speak louder or increase the volume of one's voice, often as a sign of anger, frustration, or emphasis. It implies a change in the speaker's tone to attract attention or assert a point more forcefully in a conversation or argument
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raise his voice
He does not raise his voice in the courtroom.
Never even heard him raise his voice.
He does not raise his voice in front of elders.
Tom did not have to raise his voice.
He did not raise his voice or swear at her.
Y ou do not want to make him raise his voice.
He will not raise his voice in public.
I never saw or heard him raise his voice.
He began to raise his voice against me.
I never heard him curse or raise his voice.
He would always raise his voice against injustice.
That poor boy did not even raise his voice.
He hardly raise his voice when he told me he planed to incenerate me.
I never heard him raise his voice.
He had to raise his voice over the cheers of the congregation.
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Do not let him raise his voice.
He began to raise his voice which attracted the entire neighbours.
The man started to raise his voice.
He should not raise his voice except when necessary to check impertinence.
My father does not even raise his voice at me.
One man tried to raise his voice against the general madness and sycophancy.
He does not even raise his voice.
He does not raise his voice in the court where Jesus appeared before the Sanhedrin.
Never had to raise his voice.
It was noted that his tone remained calm and he did not raise his voice.
He did not need to raise his voice or be severe.
We were close enough that he did not need to raise his voice.
Woodgate has to raise his voice to be heard.
Sam was close enough to not have to raise his voice.
But none could raise his voice protest.
Then before he could stop himself he did raise his voice.
I never heard him raise his voice at anyone.
I have never seen him express anger or raise his voice.
There is no need to raise his voice at such a time.
Whoever has a sword in his hand can raise his voice.
He did not have to raise his voice or get angry.
His friends described him as a kindhearted man who would never raise his voice offstage.
I never heard anyone raise his voice in this place.
Kazuki generated feelings close to anger and could not help but raise his voice.
Tom did not raise his voice.
We were very near then, so he did not have to raise his voice.
No one will raise his voice.
A father, whose daughter elopes has no right to raise his voice.
Sami had to raise his voice.
Do not raise his voice or shout ; addresses the issue calmly and confidence.
He would not raise his voice.
A man whose daughter runs away from home, does not have the right raise his voice.
He never did more than raise his voice at her.
Does he raise his voice at the end of a question?
He does not like to raise his voice.
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