Sentence examples for nuanced voice from inspiring English sources

Ms. Röschmann sang with a plummy, nuanced voice notable for its attractive timbre and range of colors.

"The Memory of Love," equally layered, gives us a stronger, more nuanced voice, a writer more willing to take risks with plot and character.

Over the years, after all, exceptional and nuanced voice performers have been key to the success of countless classic animations, from Tim Allen and Tom Hanks's zinging Toy Story double act to jazz musicians Louis Prima and Phil Harris giving larger-than-life voice to musical mammals Baloo and King Louie in The Jungle Book.

Mr. Okulitch, a 2004 George London Award winner, demonstrated a rich, nuanced voice in his interpretations of three settings of Yeats's "Aedh Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven" and in "The Virgin in the City," a Russian song by Georgy Sviridov.

Voice assistants like Alexa, Siri and Google Assistant work to identify questions based on context and user patterns, but Pulse is hoping to be a part of developing the AI's responses based on things like the way questions are asked — an important key in helping to develop a more nuanced voice experience.

Alexander is the most clear and nuanced voice in the film.

Hopefully there are other contributions from more diverse and nuanced voices.

Mary Gaitskill, over two collections of stories (Bad Behavior and Because They Wanted To) and two novels (Two Girls, Fat and Thin and Veronica), emerged as one of the strongest and yet most delicately nuanced voices in American fiction today.

From time to time a more nuanced English voice could be heard in the debate.

She has a nuanced, evocative voice, one that approaches drama not with Florence Welch-style over-singing but through subtlety.

Meanwhile, former BBC Trust chairman Sir Michael Lyons, used more nuanced language to voice concern, amid growing speculation that ministers are struggling to find a high-profile candidate.