Sentence examples for uncommon voice from inspiring English sources

By 1940, Bing had, Giddins tells us, invented his own image as "an all-American character: a plucky, eternally boyish, self-made millionaire with a common touch and uncommon voice".

ADSD is considered to be a relatively uncommon voice disorder; however, its precise incidence and prevalence remain unknown.

Adductor spasmodic dysphonia (ADSD) is an uncommon voice disorder characterized by intermittent voice stoppages, or breaks in voicing associated with over adduction of the vocal folds, resulting in a "strained-strangled" voice quality, and disfluent, effortful speech production.

Literal buried secrets, sudden death, accidents, a stroke and terminal illness raise the novel's stakes and extend Naomi's learning to life beyond school, but her education doesn't seem all that uncommon — and her voice too often seems simply commonplace.

Matthew Gamble brought an appealing lyric baritone voice and uncommon intensity to Ford, Alice Ford's husband.

Although the problem of vocal fatigue is not uncommon in people with voice disorders, research on objective quantifiable indicators of vocal fatigue is limited.

The Kurds welcome journalists, though it is not uncommon to see them voicing their disapproval of Jacques Chirac to French reporters.

There was a rationale behind Mason's decision to pair them up — pungent, local voices with uncommon ardor and instinctive expertise — but at the time it was little more than a lark.

The quintet is placed near the conductor and solo marimba, "which is the prominent voice of this uncommon ensemble".

It occasionally uses voice acting during races, uncommon in Game Boy Advance games.

The writer John Judis once sucked the air out of a room at an otherwise cheery River Oaks gathering by voicing the sentiment not so uncommon elsewhere that the Iraq war was a catastrophe.