Examples:

• Please don't raise your voice at me; we can discuss this calmly.
• When he gets angry, he tends to raise his voice and start yelling.
• She raised her voice to make sure everyone could hear her announcement.
• It's not necessary to raise your voice to get your point across.
• I could hear them raising their voices from the other room, arguing about something.
• He raised his voice in frustration when he couldn't find his keys.
• It's not polite to raise your voice during a conversation; try to speak respectfully.
• The teacher had to raise her voice to get the attention of the noisy class.
• When he's passionate about a topic, he tends to raise his voice to emphasize his point.
• The parent raised their voice to discipline their child for misbehaving.
• The manager raised his voice during the meeting to address the issue that was raised.
• She raised her voice in excitement when she won the competition.
• Instead of raising your voice, try to express your concerns in a calm and composed manner.
• The speaker raised her voice to captivate the audience's attention.
• I could tell he was upset because he started raising his voice during the argument.
• The coach raised his voice to motivate the team during halftime.
• The politician raised his voice to rally support for his campaign.
• It's important to have a civil discussion without raising our voices and resorting to shouting.
• The customer raised their voice to complain about the poor service they received.
• She raised her voice to congratulate her teammate on their exceptional performance.
• We told him not to raise his voice to our children.
• I know you're upset, but there's no need to raise your voice.
• Don't you dare raise your voice to me! I'm sorry. I didn't mean to raise my voice.
• He raised his voice for the benefit of the other two women.
• Don't raise your voice to the kids, it's not their fault!
• She'd lowered her voice until it was barely audible.
• He’s never raised his voice to me.
• I could hear raised voices in the next room.