To understand that, it helps to clear your mind of the Summer of Love and Martin Luther King Jr.'s calls for nonviolent resistance, because although it is King's message that we recall most vividly, the civil rights era was always marked by darker voices, including those in the black community who called for armed "self-defense".
They spent several hours in conversation, each one marked by the automated voice of Spector's talking wristwatch.
Each selected story was marked by its distinctive voice, from the lyrical to the spare to the loud and large-hearted.
SPIEGELTENT Pier 17, South Street Seaport (212-279-4200) — Aug. 15: Kaki King traffics in down-to-earth music that's marked by her unique voice and unconventional acoustic-guitar playing.
To the contemporary ear, there is too much Victorian lace and striving uplift in her cadences; but the contemporary ear is scarcely entitled, simply by being contemporary, to set itself up as judge — every period is marked by a prevailing voice.
The Emoter voice, according to Coffin (2006, 156), is "a minor voice" marked by "high levels of affect" and is mainly found in "autobiographical recounts or texts produced in response to tasks that aim to develop empathetic understanding".
But his voice, marked by sensuously handled harmony and color, was his own.
His voice, marked by a nearly imperceptible stutter, picks up when he speaks about the new cars coming onto the line.
In her quirky comedies "[sic]" and "Suitcase," both produced by the experimental incubator SoHo Rep, she revealed an original voice marked by dry, off-kilter humor and a facility for dialogue that is at once stylized and strangely natural.
Like Marianne, she is striking, beautiful: blond hair that brushed the collar of her crinkled silk jacket; a clear, thoughtful voice marked by the midcentury Jewish cadences of her native Newark; pale blue eyes framed by a pair of oversized glasses (black rims, conch-pink stems) that seemed to signal the perceptive authority of her profession.
