Sentence examples for carefully voiced from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dutoit drew richness and carefully voiced harmonies from the strings and conveyed the music's mystery.

Bass lines in particular were boldly stated and given a hint of a growl, without upsetting the overall balance, and chordal passages were clear and carefully voiced.

Instead, it has provided space for increasing openness: –The workplace gatherings that followed Raul's call raised a series of complaints but still followed the pattern Cubans term "elevator debate": Complaints had to be worded carefully, voiced in closed meetings and then channeled upward to the leadership.

Opposing views will need to be voiced carefully.

"Harm was done," we're told, in a carefully passive voice, pushing away responsibility.

Unless you talk carefully, using voice assistants and chatbots can be a pretty infuriating experience.

"The population of London was 8.174 million in 2011," the carefully conversational voice replies.

These two sensible books argue that rather than trying to impose its own ideas, the West should listen more carefully to voices from the region.

As for Mr. Springer's performing chops, Mr. Brantley said that he was "by far the meekest Billy" he had seen, and that Mr. Springer "sings in a small, conversational, carefully amplified voice that is usually on key".

But because of the importance attached to the Monza race by the company's executives, by the 650 staff members who work for the $250-million-a-year Formula One team, and by the company's multitude of fans in Italy and around the world, September has often been, as company executives tell it in carefully muted voices, Ferrari's most difficult month.

The Jug or Nots bring a fresh yet carefully antiqued voice to the live music scene.