Sentence examples for a remarkable instrument from inspiring English sources

Miss Mills's brittle, dramatic voice, with its tense vibrato and soaring upper register, may be a remarkable instrument, but it isn't suited to every kind of song.

It was a deserved success: his face is a remarkable instrument of expression over which he has complete professional control, and his voice is a thing of rare beauty, as rich as Chaliapin singing Boris Godunov.

It was a time for distinctive voices (also making his talkie debut in Florey's film was Edward G. Robinson), and Colbert, born in France and trained on the New York stage, possessed a remarkable instrument: warm and deep, with a hint of tremolo, abetted by her sly trick of dropping down a tone or two at the end of her lines.

The voice is a quite remarkable instrument, not so much a larynx as a distorting loudhailer.

It is indeed a most remarkable instrument.

This remarkable instrument has a bizarrely close-knit relationship with country.

Though Mr. Puyana considered the sound of most period harpsichords too effete for his purposes, he did eventually acquire and perform on a remarkable German instrument from the 18th century.

And visit he did in February, to perform and share stories from The Adventures of a Cello, his carefully researched biography of his remarkable instrument.

Mr. Cornell could have used that remarkable instrument and his rock-star looks to play the standard heroic frontman: a chesty, cocky figure like two of his obvious influences, Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin and Paul Rodgers of Free.

Perhaps the most remarkable instrument finds were made at Pazyryk in south-central Siberia, where Soviet archaeologists found wooden objects that possibly form pieces of a harp and an artifact resembling a vase-shaped drum, both dating from the 5th century bce.

That's thank to the remarkable instrument that is Furler's voice: huge but fragile, fearlessly ragged and wild, seemingly a conduit of a tumultuous past that has included drug addiction and mental health issues, it perfectly counterpoints her songs' robust construction in a way that makes you wish she kept every song she wrote for herself.