Sentence examples for matchless voice from inspiring English sources
Best of all, there is a long interview with the usually camera-shy mezzo-soprano herself, and plenty of examples of her matchless voice in action.
And she is quite right: if she had resigned when the party-line worriers would have liked her to, one wouldn't have her magnificent dissent in the Hobby Lobby case, or her matchless voice.
May 15 2015 The magnetic American mezzo-soprano lavishes a voice of matchless depth upon a program of urbane parlor songs from Poulenc ("Poèmes de Ronsard"), Britten ("Cabaret Songs, Brelel, Ferré, and the master of sophisticated drollery, Noël Coward (including his classic "Mad About the Boy").
I cannot, for example, part with matchless baby socks.
Part V. A matchless match.
During bouts of childhood theism, I always supposed that if God had a voice, it would be that of Oliver Postgate, the same matchless blend of authority, kindliness and humour.
The music critic Terry Teachout described her as "rhythmically fluid without ever sounding self-consciously 'jazzy' ", while Rosemary Clooney said of her, "The voice says it all: beautiful, pure, straightforward, no artifice, matchless intonation, instantly recognizable.
Her voice was velvety; her conversation stimulating; her powers of persuasion matchless; her presence an event, reports the other.
The funk bands of the 1970's came up with matchless grooves: taut, startlingly complex patterns with unerring syncopations ricocheting from drums to guitars to bass to horns to voices, all yowling and chattering with percussive eloquence.
Matchless, and highly recommended.
