Sentence examples for jumpy voice from inspiring English sources

(Jive) Matt Shultz's scratchy, wobbly, jumpy voice isn't pretty by any means.

Mr. Welser-Möst delineated the striking way that inner voices of jumpy winds leap to different beats in different measures.

The first movement opens dramatically, with stuttering, accelerating blasts of a fortissimo unison A, finally breaking out into a torrent of energy as a melody soars over a whirl of jumpy chords and inner voices.

No jaunty voice-overs, no jumpy editing: Mr. Gee holds our attention with a tragic story, simply told.

"So," Stregg repeated, in the patient voice he used with jumpy investors, "what can I do for you?" "I think a hundred thousand dollars should be just about right," Gleason said.

On songs almost monomaniacally focused on the sharp edges of collapsing relationships — the word "war" pops up with alarming regularity — Gareth's jumpy vocals interwove with the winsome voice of Aleksandra, the keyboardist.

Warm and animated, quick to laugh, she chatters so freely that her publicist gets jumpy and tells her to lower her voice.

This also means that they will act jumpy and anxious if you raise your voice, so aim to keep it low and gentle.

Evans, the son of Welsh Methodists, refusing to look Irving in the eye, often wincing with irritation, and speaking in the nasal monotone of the outer London suburbs, came across as the kind of state-educated Briton who gets jumpy at the sound of an upper-class voice — or, as the English say, "chippy".

Purely musical elements in the songs — rippling rhythmic riffs that keep the energy flowing, skittish bursts of inner voices, decorative filigree, pungent harmonies, the jumpy sputtering melodic writing in "Putting It Together" — all came through in fresh ways in these orchestra-only versions.

At Summerstage, MJ Cole, a leading English two-step garage disc jockey, played an intermission set of sparse, jumpy mixes, often stripped down to just a twitchy beat, a keyboard and a voice.