Voicers

And then the voicers are seen if in fact their sense of cooperation and trust and happiness goes *down* or *deteriorates* due to being texted now. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The obvious downside is when a community splits over the information disclosure problem and the voicers begin to disciminate against the texters. ❋ Unknown (2007)

And that is a group that starts out as all voicers. ❋ Unknown (2007)

You might take voicers and make them go on text, and they'd still have more trust because they are 14-year-old gamer boyz and not 45-year-old lesbian poetesses or something. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Greeks, Aeschylus, Euripides, Plato, brought in ideas which were as old as the hills in Egypt, or in India; but which were new to the Greece of their time -- of historic times; they were, I think, as far as their own country was concerned, innovators and revealers; not voicers of a traditional wisdom; it may have been traditional once, but that time was much too far back for memory. ❋ Kenneth Morris (1908)

Number me with such of Thy servants as have detached themselves from everything but Thee, have sanctified themselves from the transitory things of this world, and have freed themselves from the promptings of the voicers of idle fancies. ❋ 1817-1892 Bah��'u'll��h (1854)

The famous traditions of the firm in the field of reed-voicing and flue tone have been maintained by the present partners, who are both experienced voicers; and in general up-to-date mechanical details the firm is in the forefront of the English organ-building industry; as is evidenced by their recently obtaining the contract for the magnificent divided organ which they have now under construction (1913) for the enormous New Cathedral of Liverpool, the specification of which is here appended. ❋ George Laing Miller (N/A)

Whether in interviews, analysis, voicers or packages, its reporters always present a balanced view of events - by no means an easy task in this volatile region … we're only too happy to recommend its services to others. " ❋ Unknown (2009)