The governing principle of the meeting was that all interpretations of voice-hearing, no matter how unusual, would be accepted.
This is a very important part of the equation for sales and often the sales person feels low on the totem pole not realizing that their interpretation of this voice is sometimes the loudest.
"These great works — they call upon the interpretation of different voices at different times," said Field.
They found that the clinical group was more likely to have paranoid or personalizing interpretations of their voices and visions.
And the most resonant feature of the films of the 1990s is Paul Scofield's interpretation of the off-screen narrative voice: a voice of exact and dreamy sarcasm, only slightly startled by the oddity of England and the extremity of Robinson's responses to it.
In all the major Puccini parts, and most of the Verdian, she recorded in the studio for Decca, that gratifying centrality of voice and interpretation that makes her still beloved by many admirers can be heard.
The way it works is that you speak something into the device and wait to hear a voice interpretation of what you just said in another language.
It should be clear from the discussion above, for example, that the interpretation of *d as a voiced dental or alveolar stop is more certain than the interpretation of *k as a voiceless velar stop.
Ms. Coote offered a richly hued interpretation of this dramatic cycle, her voice taking on a suitably harder edge to convey the agitation of "Anxiety".
If interviewees voiced any interpretation of what nudges could be understood it in its literal sense of poking or (gentle) shoving.
