Every singer "binds" and makes the voice "flow" in some degree, but the degree relates to evenness, which may be a question of voice-production or of style or both.
They need to know that when they have a question, their voice will be heard (though they may have to wait until it's appropriate).
"Think about what was going on in Iraq a year ago with people being tortured, rape rooms, mass graves, gross corruption, a country that has used chemical weapons against its own people," he said in response to a question, his voice rising, his hands chopping the air for emphasis.
For example, an email link might look like this: Click here to ask a question or voice a concern.
For example, in Spanish in many countries, to ask a question the voice drops to a lower pitch at the end of the sentence.
No matter that the actual facts would quickly exonerate CNN, which released emails showing that the network had simply invited Haab to ask its panel of politicians a question he'd previously voiced.
Adopting a patronising tone, Lydon, also known as Johnny Rotten, said she was not allowed to ask a question because "your voice is too loud".
Responding to a question about whose voice was heard, apparently shouting for help, on a recording from the altercation, Robert Zimmerman said he recognized the screams as his brother's.
Finally, you got in a question about the voice of young researchers in policy-making.
It is not a question of whose voice is the loudest, but that at last there is a debate reflecting the diversity of views within the American Jewish community.
When the Afghan president, Hamid Karzai, called for an investigation to determine whether a US soldier who massacred nine Afghan children and seven other civilians had acted alone, he was voicing a question on the lips of most Afghans.
