Sentence examples for noble voice from inspiring English sources

In a broadcast of "Grimes," which I caught on the BBC's Radio 3 Web site, he had no such troubles and demonstrated a sturdy, noble voice.

In The Noble Voice (1946, reprinted as Mark Van Doren on Great Poems of Western Literature, 1962), he considers 10 long poems, from Homer and Virgil through Lucretius, Dante, Chaucer, Milton, Spenser, Wordsworth, and Byron.

He became a star bestriding stages in doublet and hose, giving noble voice to verse, and while fine Shakespeareans continue to emerge, it is impossible to imagine any actor achieving renown in a similar way today.

Its noble voice, as responsive to jest or exultation as to elegy, may be heard on Ms. Weilerstein's debut album, from EMI Classics, and on Friday evening at Weill Recital Hall, when the young artist appears in Carnegie Hall's Distinctive Debuts series.

It has allowed them to have their noble voices heard in the fight for linguistic equality.

He may not have the noble, sonorous voice of Wotans in the Hans Hotter lineage.

That sumptuous, noble contralto voice is of a type they just don't make any more, and the lyrical and expressive power of her singing, from folk songs to Brahms, from Bach to Gluck, is unforgettable.

script to the letter -- demanding not just more money but also the more noble sounding "voice in employment" and pitching the freedom to organize as a fundamental human right, akin to the freedoms of speech and religion.

Carter, stripped of his shirt and endowed with extraordinary leaping ability (something to do with gravity), befriends some noble Tharks (voiced by Willem Dafoe and Samantha Morton), acquires a loyal Martian "monster dog" and falls in love with a Heliumese (Heliumian?) princess named Dejah Thoris Lynn Collinss), who is both a fierce sword fighter and a big shot at the Helium Academy of Science.

And both men made outlandish comparisons, each attempting to paint themselves as noble, lone voices speaking majestically against monumental enemies, just like great patriots in the past.

The mezzo-soprano Ronnita Miller brought a rich voice and noble phrasing to the role of the fateful earth goddess, Erda.