Sentence examples for balanced voice from inspiring English sources

But they urged readers to keep the faith, "faith that when he gets the votes he needs, and no longer has to submit to that frightful wooing ritual mass democracy imposes on its leaders, he will speak with a clearer, firmer, less neutrally balanced voice".

Its members are located around the world - Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, and North and South America - ensuring a balanced voice and world view.

Though Romney's been out of the political limelight recently, he's seen as a balanced voice in the GOP and has kept close ties to the Party.

Fox News is famous for giving a fair and balanced voice to alternative views, especially when countering scientific consensus with opinions likely to be preferred by the broadcast company's fans.

If you feel it in both areas, you have a balanced voice and can sing both high and low notes equally.[4].

Both were evidently well versed in the music of Mozart and Massenet and had benefited from years of training in how to balance chest voice and head voice.

Similarly, news and current affairs programmes have all too often "balanced" the voices of scientists with the views of cranky deniers, despite the expertise of the former and the ignorance of the latter.

The results were far from balanced: Male voices were used in voiceovers 80percentt of the time.

The anchors added texture and enhanced the coverage, although all the networks' reporting was essentially the same, with the same equal-time treatment given to the usual spokesmen, an Arab voice here balanced by an Israeli voice there.

His care for details of articulation, balance, voicing and texture is remarkable.

"A white officer had called a group of blackinmates coons," he said, his voice balanced between anger and disbelief.