Sentence examples for historical voice from inspiring English sources

It also has an historical voice and can be historically expressive.

For all its adaptability to "historical" music, Chance says, the countertenor voice is not a historical voice.

"Unlike other similar services, which associate and store historical voice utterances in identifiable form," the answer goes on, throwing shade all the while, "Siri utterances, which include the audio trigger and the remainder of the Siri command, are tied to a random device identifier, not a user's Apple ID".

Which historical voices should be deemed legitimate?

Nor does he ignore the work of scholars who valiantly attempt to isolate historical voices in this blended text.

"The Fence", with its subtle allusions to Robert Frost, echoes back to the literary allusions in the first half of the collection; Motion is always in touch with his poetic forefathers, conscious of the historical voices he is in conversation with.

We discussed historical voices and movements of resistance against oppression and how important it is we practice our rights and vocally stand against intolerance.

To record the voices of the historical figures, voice doubles were hired and special effects were used to alter lip-syncing for the new dialogue.

The result is a vibrant mix of historical and contemporary voices; at one point, an excerpt from E. L. Doctorow's novel "Billy Bathgate" is followed by an account from Kate Simon's "Bronx Primitive: Portraits in a Childhood".

In the film the various historical figures are voiced by a cast that includes Ralph Fiennes as Mallory, Hugh Dancy as Irvine and Alan Rickman as Noel Odell, a fellow climber who survived the 1924 expedition.

The only departure from the lecture hall is a modest Disney-style touch: the unseen presence of a historical muse -- "the voice of history," as the part is billed (actually the voice of the actress Gloria Foster) -- who reads from documents, letters and other noteworthy passages of prose.