Sentence examples for more flexible voice from inspiring English sources
Meow Meow has a stronger, more flexible voice than Ms. Lemper, but lacks Ms. Lemper's ferocious concentration on politics and history.
But keep at it and try looking for exercises to make your voice more flexible.
Still, he has suggested that he will chart a more flexible approach to dissenting voices within his own party and in the opposition.
Mr. Benét, a soul welterweight at best, has always been a less distinctive and less impactful singer, though as heard on "Lost in Time" — his fifth studio album, and one of his best — his voice is more flexible than ever.
Bragi's headphones have built-in mics and already work with virtual assistants like Siri and Google Assistant built into the devices they connect to, but Alexa's Skill list should make them a lot more flexible in terms of translating voice commands into action.
This will help your voice become more flexible.
These included a greater role for individuals, households, and communities as "co-producers of their own health" through empowerment, freedom, and citizen voice; and a more flexible, open approach to the district health system to allow for localized responses to the population's needs.
Conversely, the same technology could be used to make the tone of voice of synthesized speech more flexible.
"While you can train someone to say speak a little more slowly in a stressful situation, it's also about vocal dexterity, the way a person uses their voice and certain people are more flexible with that.
It was felt that philanthropy is more flexible than aid, has the potential for more collaborative investment, and can give more voice to those looking to achieve change.
