Sentence examples for life voices from inspiring English sources

"I hated Lennon," one of the old madcaps says, defiantly, in Jonathon Green's oral history "Days in the Life: Voices From the English Underground, 1961-1971".

And the Sixties were all about experiment, a venture into the unknown, even though as Jonathon Green's 1988 book Days In The Life; Voices From The English Underground 1961-1971 poutTheout: "The alternative society was largely a middle-class phenomenon".

That's life, Voice!

In this study we 1) measured the impact of juvenile-onset recurrent respiratory papillomatosis on health-related quality of life, voice-related quality of life, and family psychosocial well-being; and 2) compared these different measures, exploring their intercorrelation and their correlation with clinical disease severity.

Early drafts included a short prologue containing interviews with scientists about extraterrestrial life, voice-over narration (a feature in all of Kubrick's previous films), a stronger emphasis on the prevailing Cold War balance of terror, a slightly different and more explicitly explained scenario for Hal's breakdown, and a differently envisaged monolith for the "Dawn of Man" sequence.

Candidates were connected electronically to a virtual classroom with full interaction of life voice, picture, and chatting.

In so doing, we can measure the loss of innocence, the changes in political realities, and the toll that living as a larger than life voice can take on an individual.

Another room features the real-life voices of survivors taken from the commission's public hearings.

"His larger-than-life voice did.

That said, the dialogue is remarkably spontaneous and the performances, especially that of Harry Chase, a real-life voice-over artist playing an eccentric version of himself, refreshingly natural.

Equipped with the suitably sad sack, low-life voice of John C Reilly, Wreck-It Ralph is the clumsy hero of this graphically lively, narratively confused and wildly overlong Disney animated feature.