Thus, for almost two hours, he leads his band through their recent material, much of it steeped in ska, electro, reggae, global politics and the scarring voice that introduced a young generation to Fidel Castro years before the Manic Street Preachers.
Reliability may be influenced by the recognition of additional cues such as tattoos, scars, voice accent and unique identifying features on imaging films.
Producer Don Hahn recalled that Irons "really wanted to play with the words and the pacing," specifically referring to a scene in which Scar, voiced by Irons, coaxes Simba onto a rock and tricks the young cub to stay there and await his father's arrival alone, dubbing it "a father and son ... thing".
His face is badly scarred, and his voice (excellently rendered by the actor John DiMaggio, who also provided the voice of Bender on Matt Groening's "Futurama") is a three-packs-a-day growl, less angry than exhausted.
The 2003 novel, by Lauren Weisberger, was painful to read for me -- bloated with passive voice, scarred by cliches.
"Not bad," he says in his gruff, cigarette-scarred voice as he pockets his mobile phone.
She is a brassy little thing with a round, sad-eyed Armenian face and a cigarette-scarred voice that sounds like a board on a sanding belt.
Instead of statistics, there are voices: scarred by shells; wracked with fear; choked by loss; frail with feigned bravery.
A scarred VF causes severe voice problems [ 2].
Others used lasers, which are precise and easy to control, but can create burns and scarring that affect voice quality.
Similarly, author Edward Schiappa wrote in his book Beyond Representational Correctness: Rethinking Criticism of Popular Media that Scar's voice was simply meant "to convey the sort of upper-class snobbishness evinced by George Sanders's performance as Shere Khan in The Jungle Book".
