The characteristic voice of Vietnam literature became the matter-of-fact statement of hallucinatory evil, poised between humor and horror.
Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta Seen by commentators as definitively Bartokian: the moment, in 1936, where he melds together his many influences and finds his characteristic voice.
But, he says, her character has stayed almost the same in the three decades he has known her. "She has a very characteristic voice.
Mr. Arreaza said later in a television interview that Mr. Chávez "does not have his characteristic voice" and sometimes writes notes when meeting with aides.
It is an indictment of capitalism and a practical argument for socialism in the world as it is, in Miliband's characteristic voice: measured, even austere, in confronting uncomfortable realities, yet deeply humane and optimistic.
His son-in-law, Science and Technology Minister Jorge Arreaza, said Mr. Chávez had lost his "characteristic voice" but still participated in meetings with top officials and had made every important decision in his government since leaving for surgery.
Dyer's sixth book, "Out of Sheer Rage" (1997), established the characteristic voice of his recent work a loitering investigation, somehow intense and slackerish, the author not quite pursuing his subject but hanging around it, like a clever aimless boy on a street corner.
Dyer's sixth book, "Out of Sheer Rage" (1997), established the characteristic voice of his recent work — a loitering investigation, somehow intense and slackerish, the author not quite pursuing his subject but hanging around it, like a clever aimless boy on a street corner.
Ali is perhaps best known for her characteristic voice and vocal abilities.
