Sentence examples for broadcast voice from inspiring English sources

And yet women still aren't broadcasting on their own terms: the favoured female broadcast voice today is deep, dark and decidedly un-girly – molasses rather than icing sugar.

David Cameron's broadcast voice has never sounded more pompous or alien – he might as well be talking a dead language.

Mr. Greenman, who had perfected his broadcast voice in a long career in television, did a reading for the service and loved it.

Bakewell and Seaton think the broadcast voice has become more relaxed and colloquial, something Bakewell attributes partly to the influence of immigrant voices in Britain.

The comedian Billy Crystal parodied him, and Meat Loaf used Rizzuto's broadcast voice in his 1978 hit song "Paradise by the Dashboard Light".

So, if you've got the gift of the gab and think yours could be the broadcast voice of the future, we'd love to hear from you.

Murray, speaking publicly for the first time about the broadcast, voices a mixture of regret that it happened and anger at what followed.

I hummed Soul Limbo – the 60s Booker T theme adopted by the BBC's cricket coverage – to drown out the broadcast voices drifting out of shops and flats.

In newsletters, books, and lectures, the institute's members urged listeners to attend to their own biases while analyzing broadcast voices for signs of manipulation.

As Joy noted, cable announcers have sometimes been more liberal about mentioning car sponsors' names, but the broadcast voices on CBS, ABC and NBC are less likely to do so.

The New York Times had to run a correction last week for an article that began with a statement about "The only television station that regularly broadcast voices critical of the government …" As it turns out, all of the private TV stations "regularly broadcast voices critical of the government".