Sentence examples for approximate voice from inspiring English sources

Other missing features include voice messages or VoIP, but you could just use a video call without looking at the screen to approximate voice calling.

All this was in character: a pipe organ can approximate the voice of God, but it also happily evokes a fairground calliope.

(I'm generally no fan of the "Masterpiece Theater" genre on film or television either, but movies and television probably do better justice to novels than theater does. The eye of the film director can more easily approximate the voice of an author because his or her control of the audience's perspective is much tighter).

The bent notes blues guitarists play on their instruments are unusual in western music; the principal intention of the bent notes, achieved by pulling on the strings sideways, is, surely, to approximate the voice, and the peculiar plangency of blues singing in particular.

Of course, if they haven't worked with you — and 90% of the time they haven't — they want to hear if you can kind of approximate your voice to what they have got in their mind.

The vocal cord is approximated for voice production and open for breathing.

Eggers then 'concocted this novel, approximating my voice and using the basic events of my life as the foundation'.

She wanted to approximate the voices she heard in her childhood, when village women gathered in the evenings and told stories about the Second World War.

Eggers has done a remarkable job of approximating the voice of Deng, turning great blocks of fact into the lost boy's own story.

Revelation is closed to us and we should only approximate the voices of old.

The standard approach, in magazine articles about Pryor, has been to comment on his anger — in an imitation-colloquial language meant to approximate Pryor's voice.