Sentence examples for full-bodied voice from inspiring English sources

Ovenden has a caramelly, full-bodied voice reminiscent of leading men of yesteryear.

Meanwhile, the fourth member of the group, the one with the full-bodied voice and figure, Cass Elliot, fell hard for Mr. Doherty, but her love went devastatingly unrequited.

October 31, 1896 or October 31, 1900 Chester, Pennsylvania September 1, 1977 Chatsworth, California Ethel Waters, (born October 31, 1896/1900, Chester, Pennsylvania, U.S. died September 1, 1977, Chatsworth, California), American blues and jazz singer and dramatic actress whose singing, based in the blues tradition, featured her full-bodied voice, wide range, and slow vibrato.

A lyric soprano with a full-bodied voice and a coloratura's agility, she was impressive on Friday in a group of Italian songs by Bellini, Franchetti and Puccini, in four songs in German by Strauss and three songs in Russian by Rachmaninoff.

Yet she had a full-bodied upper voice and could sing passagework in Handel arias with agility.

"Miss Smith has a full-bodied, robust contralto voice," Robert Shelton wrote in his review in The New York Times.

But I'll try to at least start off calm here, and build to that full-bodied sort of "voice of rage and ruin" later on, I promise.

Yet you could only marvel at the full-bodied purity of her voice: every part of her, from head to toe, seems to convert into perfectly focused vocal tone and to coolly commanding expressive vehemence.

But there is something almost terrifying about a woman whose theatrically honed voice — full-bodied with crisp consonants and rounded vowels — pours forth in complete paragraphs with nary an "er" or an "um".

Other encounters followed into adulthood: "Voices, music, full-bodied apparitions, things being thrown," he said.

And when that chorus comes together on the show-stopping numbers that end the first act and climax at the end, the strength of the full-bodied orchestra and the excellent voices throughout shine.