Sentence examples for midrange voice from inspiring English sources

Rocky has a casual, midrange voice that sounds happy to move between sluggish and crisp deliveries.

Her midrange voice is amazingly controlled; it doesn't put on airs, either with belting or smokiness.

He sang the philosophic lyrics in a soft, midrange voice through a digital filter that made him sound an octave higher.

In addition to providing a midrange voice and crisp diction to the group's renditions, Mr. Hauser was in charge of its public image, of which he was very conscious.

With all those midrange voices, plus Stephanie Blythe's in the mezzo role of Sesto's mother, direction became especially important.

Much of the smooth velvet has departed over the years and in midrange the voice tends to sound rather tremulous when under pressure.

The search was for someone 18 or older who looks 16, with "a great midrange pop voice" and ballet and jazz dance training.

But Representative Eric Cantor, the House majority leader, and Senator Jon Kyl of Arizona, the ranking Republican on the Senate Finance Committee, favored the midrange $2 trillion, voicing doubts about how they could sell a $4 trillion deal to their rank and file, officials said, since it would involve tax increases.

To reach most homes while keeping costs down, the company decided to transmit the midrange of most peoples' voices, or what it called "toll quality voice".

He has broad, triangulated shoulders, a square jaw and a voice that's midrange bass and continuing to drop.

His voice, with its midrange, goes-down-easy, slightly excited, static-free hum, first became recognizable narrating "Space Patrol," a live radio show for children (it was also a television program) that began in 1950 and ran until the mid-1950s, with Mr. Tufeld introducing the shows' weekly missions made "in the name of interplanetary justice".