Unferth — whose previous works include a novel, "Vacation," and a collection of short stories, "Minor Robberies" — has a distinct, droll voice.
Swift and smart, with a deep, droll voice, Channing can swagger with the best of them.
And when he says in an amusingly droll voice, "Let's all jut pray on it right now," that's not followed by a moment of silence, it's followed by a stirring solo that let's you know Dr. John is going to lead the revolution, given half a chance.
In addition to a virtual game show, he is lending his droll voice to greeting cards on Shockwave.com.com
The matter-of-fact description of farm life, peppered by Rosie's droll voice, makes it clear that eking out a living in rural 19th-century Illinois was hard and unending.
"He was like, 'I've thrown parents in the pool before, don't make me throw you,'" says Tony, adopting a hangdog look and mimicking Murray in the lowest, most droll voice possible.
"But I love it when you read to me," sings Merritt, in his deep, droll voice.
Praising the film for successfully combining "grand-opera melodrama and low-comedy hi-jinks," the Orlando Sentinels Jay Boyar concluded that "One reason they work so well together is that even most of the serious sections contain an undercurrent of humor, provided ... by the deliciously droll voice-performance of Jeremy Irons as Scar".
Mr Morris is extraordinarily charming, gifted with a radio man's voice and a droll sense of humour.
He's a virtuoso, able not only to throw his voice but mimic the famous, beatbox and – as recounted in a droll, dummy-free sequence – pose as the automated voice of an elevator, while nary a flicker disturbs his lips.
