Sentence examples for force of voice from inspiring English sources

The book is a tour de force of voice, restlessly hopscotching from first to second to third person, from observation to speculation to reminiscence to indirect citation, in a staccato rhythm that effectively mimes the noise of the city.

Does the marquee name win by sheer force of voice, or is it the lesser-known co-author who is presumably doing much of the heavy lifting?

Mezzo-soprano Ekaterina Gubanova started out a bit underpowered in the role of Brangäne – but by the time of her more fervent debates with Isolde, the singer held her own alongside Stemme's force-of-nature voice.

Though some of the writers inject a force of metaphor and strength of voice, no one would confuse the movie with a short-story collection.

"Kalata," Manyenga said, materializing on the path, asserting himself with the force of his voice.

A man will more easily grab the space on stage and use the full force of his voice.

Kennedy stormed across the country with the force of a voice out of the whirlwind; his tragedy could bear far more flaws than Clarke allows.

And, when she reached to sing a note in her upper range, the clarity and force of her voice were bracing.

A Mary J. Blige concert is a tidal experience; the singer washes over you with the force of her voice and her emotions, and her fans surge right back.

This version is a piece of daring, a highwire act of soulfulness: the song is taken out of waltz time – at the suggestion of her musical director, Ricky Minor – to enable Houston to bring the full force of her voice to bear in an arrangement that highlights her gospel background.

There is very little stagecraft nothing like James Brown or the Stones and other acts of the time; it's just the sheer illegal thrill and force of her voice, a Baptist and Pentecostal whooping structure to her songs, that causes all those godless Europeans to go nuts and ascend to heaven.