But for her son, who narrates "Room" with a bright and curious voice, it's the whole wide world.
Use a serious, yet slightly curious voice.
"Herr rowww" it grumbles into a curious, rusty voice.
But, if they are saying it in a curious, coercing voice, then they are interested in going all the way.
For most Iranians, he was always an old man -- a curious and emotive voice whose echoes of protest lingered in the background of Khomeini's political powerhouse -- even long after Khomeini died in 1989.
His legendary excesses have left him with a case of the shakes, which adds a curious vibrato to his voice.
He had a rather bulbous nose, the spectacles of a British Museum bookworm, a large and straggly dark brown beard (with a curious rufous tinge); no voice at all.
And her mouth, with its few and crooked teeth, bits of shell awash on a reef of gum, seemed a curious home for her voice, which was slowly surprising, with its intelligence and humor.
One of the well-wishers, a soigneé lady in a black cocktail dress, tips her flute of champagne and says, with a curious blankness in her voice, "Here's to living forever".
I hear in my head Lance's soft, urbane voice, a curious mix of Oceanside Brooklyn and expensive, hard-earned elocution, gifted upon a treasured, tow-headed son.
