Sentence examples for less voice from inspiring English sources
In rehearsal he often asked for less voice, more speaking, not worrying about the notes.
She believes that the key to good cabaret singing is less voice than the ability to communicate a feeling.
I would say that what it signals is less voice for people in Czech politics, rather than more.
Particularly in the works of Ockeghem, the melodic compass expanded, especially in the lower part; with the expansion of total range, there was less voice crossing.
Other singers with less voice and talent have made a greater effect simply by letting loose; with Mr. Hampson there are so many subtle nuances that one sometimes loses sight of the forest for the trees.
They could do worse, however, than check out Jena Friedman, a producer on the show, writer for David Letterman, and provocative, liberal (more or less) voice on the state of modern America.
"They had a question-and-answer session after the movie, and everyone more or less voiced the same opinion: How could this happen?" Davis wrote him.
A favorite of American servicemen, Ms. Stafford earned the nickname G.I. Jo for her recordings in which her pure, nearly vibrato-less voice, with perfect intonation, conveyed steadfast devotion and reassurance with delicate understatement.
(Note: This technology is only available on the iPhone version of the app. Waze said that touch-less voice command is coming to Android devices "very soon").. Waze is certainly not for everyone.
REMNICK: If you look at those movements, though, there are always more radical voices and less radical voices.
However, if the stimuli to be judged are more or less fully voiced, then voicing maintenance is found to be the major cue.
