Sentence examples for pale voice from inspiring English sources

But her small, pale voice, while sweet, was no match for the bustling orchestra of nearly 40 players in her new work: "now is forever: I. Orpheus and Eurydice," the first movement of a larger piece.

A lyric tenor of the Mozart and Rossini type, Blalock had no trouble with the high-lying music of the title role, his sweet, pale voice shining through the silvery mist of Spears's instrumentation.

I asked, in what seemed a rather pale voice, how he imagined I would wait there (there were three hours to go till six), and then he merrily said that he would come over immediately and take me to a hotel, he didn't say which, and I wasn't even sure whether I had understood him correctly.

His skin is pale, his voice is feathery, his stomach precedes him by a foot or so, and he waddles when he walks.

Pavel Baransky, a baritone making his American debut as Manfredo, was disappointingly pale, his voice undistinguished and small for an opera that calls for large-scale singing.

Greco looks great for her 80-some years, her hair still jet black, her skin pale, her voice deep and husky.

"Their faces are pale, their voices have become weaker.

Her face was pale and her voice was scarcely audible.

Michael Cain was pale and his voice raspy as he hobbled toward the door on his cane and prosthesis, which, being new, was painful to wear.

When Caithleen buys a bra, the shopgirl has a "pale, first communion voice" and "pale, pure, rosary-bead hands"; her very fingers seem ashamed to be holding "the flimsy black sinful garment".

When the light was focused on Liu Xia's calm and pale face, her voice was low and slow before a quiet conference hall.