The only other Python imported into the proceedings is John Cleese, who is present as the petulant and condescending voice of God — a role he was born to play.
Mr. Collins's astringent voice, with its petulant undertones and grim, wound-up edge is as important as the drums in sustaining a mood of dramatic suspense.
Nao's lively voice, by turns breezy, petulant, funny, sad and teenage-girl wise, reaches the reader in the pages of her diary, which, as Ruth Ozeki begins to fold and pleat her intricate parable of a novel, washes ashore, safe in a Hello Kitty lunchbox, on a small Canadian island off the coast of British Columbia.
Stop wasting your voice on something so petulant and unimportant.
There's an alluringly desolate feel to much of 'Santogold', its shadowy, dry production augmenting the singer's voice which flickers between a petulant Winehouse drawl and a Siouxsie yelp.
Such sorrow makes an ideal foil for Lithgow, who is blessed with more natural upswing, in his demeanor and in the rising curve of his voice; he can flip from petulant to avuncular in a heartbeat.
(The lighting is by Kenneth Posner, with "visual concept design" by Dave McKean.) As for the actors, they mostly tend to make you think that vampires are a petulant lot, always complaining in sing-song voices about how lonely they are and what a drag it is to live forever.
Taraborrelli thought her brash, cocky, petulant, self-indulgent, and a mediocre beauty with a voice to match.
He not only represents everything a DJ shouldn't be – obnoxious, petulant, unfunny, and so over-fond of his own horrible, squeaky voice that entire half-hours can pass without any music being played – he represents everything that's wrong with this country.
