The powerfully voiced women are so often defined by brother, father, lover, son.
These messages resound with Mandela's words that are powerfully voiced by British actor Idris Elba who has been nominated for a Golden Globe for his portrayal of Mandela in the movie.
In a simple and understandable way, she powerfully voices for many teenagers who are impeded to pursue what they really like.
With her powerfully raw voice and music – think pop-rock with big choruses and a psychedelic edge – you can see why there is such a buzz around Gold.
Ms. Clark has a small but powerfully focused voice, and she wields it like a surgeon's scalpel, making her wry lyrics all the more pointed.
A true singing actress, she has a powerfully emotive voice that easily cuts through Strauss's dense orchestration, and her "Dance of the Seven Veils" -- which ends in a flash of nudity -- is a tour de force of delirious desire.
Shilpa Ray, an unsigned Brooklyn singer with a powerfully raw voice and a fierce technique on the harmonium, has eight showcases lined up, and for her the big question is simply endurance.
(Sisario) LEVON HELM (Friday and Saturday) After a hiatus for recovery from throat cancer, Mr. Helm, the former drummer of the Band and a singer of hits like "The Weight," has returned with a raspier but still powerfully expressive voice.
The success of Blue made Mitchell a star, the most powerfully personal voice of an emerging generation of west coast-based confessional singer-songwriters that included Taylor, Jackson Browne and Carole King.
Until the late 1970s, the Austrian writer Peter Handke was for me (and, I think, many like me) the David Byrne of fiction: a writer with a resonant, powerfully direct voice who could invoke the particular Sartrean nausea of postmodern existence in the simplest events — in, say, the description of a soccer ball crossing a goal line.
President Obama powerfully gave voice to the hopes and yearnings of so many Americans starved for leadership and problem solving on climate change.
