Sentence examples for plausible voice from inspiring English sources

His baritone is a more plausible voice of God than Heston and DeMille put together.

Sound design in games, as in films, typically begins with the known; once Steven Spielberg decided that "Jurassic Park" would contain velociraptors and the Tyrannosaurus rex, his sound technicians knew they had to create plausible voicing for such creatures.

We suggest an alternative, more physiologically plausible model: voice gender representation could involve overlapping neuronal populations sensitive to male or female voices.

In spite of some fine passages, his elaborate syntax and vigorously yet fitfully Americanised vocabulary finally seem more like a literary contrivance than a plausible human voice.

While implausibly plausible FA voice-over artiste David Davies (who incidentally has recently taken to saying: "But hey …" in the manner of Mr Tony Blair) hasn't sounded so positive about an England managerial appointment since the last one.

Jesus I hope that's not as plausible as the voice of anxiety in my head makes it sound.

The touch screen and the steering wheel buttons are now plausible alternatives to the voice controls.

Metaphysical doubt robbed her of innocence early on, and in this sense Habegger's explanation for the "impudent and unredeemable childishness" that enters Dickinson's poetic voice seems plausible; as he sees it, "she had to go back and become the bad girl she hadn't been".

"The idea that the Mushroom Council is somehow the voice of America is not plausible," he said.

Nor is it any more plausible when Stahl puts his own rough, raunchy voice in Fatty's larynx.

This is perhaps more plausible given the fact that the system's voice is provided by Scarlett Johansson.