Meanwhile, in a commentary voiced under the influence of deep spiritual serenity or perhaps Valium, we hear of Tibetan religious purity and Chinese colonial treachery.
In addition, despite some of the negative commentary voiced by the medical profession [ 4], those studies which have sought the views of NHS doctors on nurse prescribing have found that they are broadly supportive of the initiative if the nurse prescribers are well qualified and experienced, and aware of their own limitations and of the context in which they are prescribing [ 15, 18].
I also found some of the social commentary, as voiced by various characters, a bit self-important and lengthy, if depressingly apt.
I've not been able to get a response from the journalist in question, but in an exchange with an academic on twitter yesterday, she wrote "it [the commentary] voices concern and has tone of alarm, researchers clearly fear the risks, with use outpacing knowledge, etc, we amplify".
Bourdain jets off to exotic or otherwise underexplored sites (Libya, Borneo, New Jersey), skulks about in a black leather jacket, pounds beers, and, as the show ends, delivers shrewd cultural commentary via voice-over.
The release contained several extras, including the three preparatory shorts detailing the relationship between the characters of Ashley and Uncle David and a cast commentary track voiced by Hoyle, Ryder, Reich and Nichols.
The Story of Frozen: Making a Disney Animated Classic This new special has plenty of material about the creation of the 2013 animated musical, including commentary from voice-cast members Kristen Bell and Idina Menzel.
HENCE Mr. Marker's assumption that documentary films need commentaries, or voices on the soundtrack, if the audience is to have a real part in the process.
So far there has been no incidence of the white-girl-patois, a sociolect formed by a Hold My Gold-style daddy's girl hip-hop re-appropriation and kewt post-Valley Girl intonation and this new, disgusting element of street-style video-blogging-commentary simulacrum-voice (*spits*).
When praised for his performance in the audio commentary, John DiMaggio, the voice of Bender, noted that the most difficult part of the performance was singing in a lower octave rather than keeping up with the song's fast pace.
