Sentence examples for imperfect voice from inspiring English sources

Yet there are unique qualities to Mr. Patinkin's artistry, especially his gloriously imperfect voice.

His is an honest but technically imperfect voice, and he has a tendency to mumble words that has only served to enhance the mystery of his impressionistic lyrics.

The perfectly imperfect voice — a little toothsome, able to betray its host's frailty and, by extension, her humanity — is a kind of high-water mark in pop these days.

At 75, he is honouring the material that formed the building blocks of his own work, preserving memories before it is too late, and exploring the simple, sentimental messages these songs convey through the humanity of his own cracked and imperfect voice.

Hinson has a gift for catchy melodies and his imperfect voice plumbs the bass-baritone depths (on the lovely 'Beneath the Rose' with its fine picked acoustic guitar) and cracks beautifully on the high notes ('The Possibilities' with its stuttering snares and cymbals).

The interior of the opera house veers toward chintziness, and its acoustics are imperfect: voices project well and the brass ring out, but the upper strings tend to wither away.

Wandering the hallways, one overhears a multitude of pitch-imperfect voices, ranging from breathy delight to bellowing sorrow.

This feisty attitude on stage perhaps compensated for what she freely admitted was a technically imperfect singing voice: a documentary shot during rehearsals of Company catches her self-deprecatingly saying: "I'm just shouting".

The conceit shouldn't work but it does, with both singers' imperfect, keening voices heightening the tenderness that rises along with the synthesised strings.

Ms. Kasarova's voice is imperfect, yet charismatic.

Lin Miaoke, 9, was fronting for Yang Peiyi, 7, the girl with the best voice but imperfect teeth.