Sentence examples for changing voices from inspiring English sources

Not only should the research into effects of changing voices or locations be extended, but changes in other speech properties should be investigated as well.

Ms. Tomlin makes each one distinctive, by changing voices and more.

She manages her discomfort by changing voices and pulling faces – by slipping in and out of other people's skins.

The idea of clandestine human relationships and their frailty in an insecure environment was explored in the changing voices of the narrator, a method that communicated a sense of fear and of an imminent apocalypse.

They are not like the Marlon Brando from On the Waterfront or Last Tango in Paris; they are more interested in the Brando from The Missouri Breaks - changing voices, hats and manners as a story spins along.

A few weeks after their son was murdered, Lillian and Charles Duram took a video of Bud repeating what sounds like an argument, complete with changing voices.

In 1958, when he was touring Italy and called home, he did not recognize his son's changing voice.

"First off, I'd like to thank my mom, for driving me to all those auditions," he said in a changing voice.

Within two years, they'd taken the magazine national, and infiltrated U.S. record stores, changing Voice to Vice, to avoid confusion both with their previous incarnation and with the Village Voice.

The music is adolescent Mozart, lurching unevenly like a changing voice from adroit lightness into more serious and heavier sounds, and the City Opera Orchestra under George Manahan did commendably well with it.

Chuck Ganapathi, CEO at Tact, an AI-driven sales tool that uses voice, type and touch, says with our devices changing, voice makes a lot of sense.