Voiceless

The statue stood voiceless in the garden, overlooking the flowers.

The old man had a stroke and was left voiceless for the rest of his life.

The baby was born without vocal cords and is therefore voiceless.

The dog that had undergone a laryngectomy is voiceless.

The fish is a voiceless creature that relies on body language and pheromones to communicate.

The baby was born voiceless and was immediately taken to the neonatal unit.

The mute man was voiceless, but he could communicate using sign language.

The injured athlete was rushed to the hospital and is now unconscious and voiceless.

The voiceless promise to never give up was what kept her going.

His voiceless reaction to the news was surprising.

The victims of the crime were voiceless and their stories were not heard in court.

The voiceless demeanor of the judge made it hard to predict the outcome of the trial.

The voiceless refugees are often deprived of their right to vote in their host country.

The homeless population in the city is often voiceless and neglected by the government.

The voiceless radio station had poor signal strength.

The scene was voiceless, with no sound effects or music.

The voiceless victims of human trafficking are often stripped of their basic human rights, including the right to vote.

The voiceless announcement on the train was barely audible.

The voiceless glottal fricative "h" is found in many languages as well.

The voiceless message in the text was lost in translation.

The voiceless video was hard to watch without subtitles.

The voiceless plea for better working conditions fell on deaf ears.

The voiceless individuals with disabilities may face barriers in exercising their right to vote.

The voiceless immigrants were denied the right to vote in some countries.

The voiceless residents who live in remote areas may face difficulties in accessing polling stations.

The voiceless animals in the zoo are subjected to poor living conditions.

Some languages have voiceless nasals, which are pronounced without vibration of the vocal cords.

Some languages, like Hawaiian, have voiceless glottal stops.

The voiceless alveolar plosive is a common sound in English.

"Sh" and "f" are examples of voiceless fricatives.

In some languages, the "zh" sound is voiceless.