Sentence examples for level voice from inspiring English sources

It was an exaggeration, but her level voice was soft and frighteningly sincere.

"It's a little tough," she said in a clear, level voice.

His relentlessly level voice, his transatlantic mannerisms, his liking for jargon – "It's on my dashboard," he will say, deflatingly, of a potentially juicy controversy – all this can make him seem like a member of the Whitehall establishment, minus the traditional charm; a reined-in and unshowy mandarin for unforgiving times.

(Mr. Greenberg has upped the sexual content of their dialogue.) Ms. Channing, whose drollery is one of the greater natural resources of the New York theater, here pushes deadpan into deadness, talking and singing in a hushed, level voice as if in a trance.

It was Lureen and she said who? who is this? and when he told her again she said in a level voice yes, Jack was pumping up a flat on the truck out on a back road when the tire blew up.

Speaking in Arabic in what sounded like Mr. bin Laden's usual level voice, his comments interspersed with pious expressions, the man said recent attacks were "merely a reciprocal reaction to what Bush, the modern-day pharaoh, did by murdering our children in Iraq and what Israel, the ally of America, did in bombing houses of the elderly, women and children in Palestine, using American planes".

The parameters spectral slope, frequency of maximum amplitude, and dynamic amplitude, derived from previous studies, behaved as predicted for changes in effort level, voicing, and location within the fricative.

But Wilsdon, for one, says scrapping the CSA "would be a retrograde step," because the role gives science a privileged, high-level voice.

The area in front of the user is then divided into three cuboids (left, center and right) and a multi-level voice feedback strategy is employed to generate warnings and avoidance instructions for any detected obstacles.

The meeting statement called for more merit-based selection of leaders and new ways to make lower-level voices heard in higher party councils.

Critics of Tranter, who had the role of controller of fiction before leaving to join BBC Worldwide in the US, had complained that her position was too powerful and that a variety of high-level voices commissioning drama, comedy and film projects within the BBC would have been better for the creative community.