Sentence examples for responsive voice from inspiring English sources

Ramon felt Borislav's hand on his shoulder and heard his somewhat deferential voice saying, in its mouthful language, that the boy was O.K. because he was just a mestizo who didn't understand a word — which Ramon, of course, understood, because the look he'd got from the head man and the jovially responsive voice of Borislav provided all the understanding necessary.

His obituary in The Times newspaper described him as possessing a "commanding presence with a rich, responsive voice… whether in the classical or modern theatre he was authoritative and dependable".

Patients who were comatose were unable to be evaluated for delirium, since delirium evaluation with the CAM-ICU requires a patient to be responsive to voice.

Level of arousal was measured by using the RASS score [ 14], which rates a patient's level of agitation/sedation on a 10-point scale ranging from -5 (unarousable, not responsive to voice or physical stimulation) to +4 (combative).

Their bodies are so kinetic and responsive, their voices are so alive, and Mr. Wright's is so varied and rich.

Known as Paro, this Japanese machine is modelled on a baby seal with adorably large eyes, soft white fur, a plaintive cry for attention and enough intelligence to be responsive to voices and touching.

In this election season, Dean's responsive, even angry, voice has had political resonance.

The niggles were about some fairly ham-fisted treatment around contracts, an aggressive attitude to secondary rights and a seeming inability to offer a responsive and sympathetic voice.

Tang has made The Point, a voice responsive button that links to images found on a wearer's smartphone.

On the other hand, according to Golbeck, dogs are more responsive to our voices than our faces on a screen.

(AVPU is a system for assessing level of consciousness: A = alert, V = voice responsiveness, P = pain responsive and U = unresponsive).