It is indeed a most remarkable instrument.
This remarkable instrument has a bizarrely close-knit relationship with country.
It was a deserved success: his face is a remarkable instrument of expression over which he has complete professional control, and his voice is a thing of rare beauty, as rich as Chaliapin singing Boris Godunov.
It was a time for distinctive voices (also making his talkie debut in Florey's film was Edward G. Robinson), and Colbert, born in France and trained on the New York stage, possessed a remarkable instrument: warm and deep, with a hint of tremolo, abetted by her sly trick of dropping down a tone or two at the end of her lines.
Perhaps the most remarkable instrument finds were made at Pazyryk in south-central Siberia, where Soviet archaeologists found wooden objects that possibly form pieces of a harp and an artifact resembling a vase-shaped drum, both dating from the 5th century bce.
That's thank to the remarkable instrument that is Furler's voice: huge but fragile, fearlessly ragged and wild, seemingly a conduit of a tumultuous past that has included drug addiction and mental health issues, it perfectly counterpoints her songs' robust construction in a way that makes you wish she kept every song she wrote for herself.
The voice is a quite remarkable instrument, not so much a larynx as a distorting loudhailer.
What has been lost in all the discussion about the Hubble is some very good news about this remarkable scientific instrument.
Though Mr. Puyana considered the sound of most period harpsichords too effete for his purposes, he did eventually acquire and perform on a remarkable German instrument from the 18th century.
An aspect of this myth is the Great Man of History theory, where we focus on remarkable individuals as instruments of progress, often dubbed geniuses.
