Sentence examples for uneven voice from inspiring English sources

"So take a couple days off and enjoy yourself," he'd rumbled into the phone in his low, hoarse, uneven voice, which always seemed on the verge of morphing into something else altogether — squawks and bleats or maybe just static.

Things plodded along for a while, and then came the next bit of planned spontaneity: a single mother named Stacy Francis who sang "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman" with a powerful if uneven voice and reduced the judges to blubber.

Awkward, beautiful, uneven voice.

They seized on Kluwe's recent shirtless photos in a magazine and his decidedly uneven singing voice.

But her vocal performance is uneven; her voice is dusky and rich in general but weak and patchy in places.

"Not now, Nuri," he said, his voice uneven.

Reviewing a performance of "Turandot" at the Met in The Times last year, Mr. Tommasini found his voice "uneven, leathery and curiously cautious," and worried about the fulfillment of his early promise.

The compulsive quality of Sabbath's Theater, American Pastoral, I Married A Communist and The Human Stain lies in their bold delineation of personality, grand narrative drive, and yet always, as in his earlier work, the thrill of the uneven, quirky, unrepressed voice, riskily expressing unpredictable emotions.

In short, Henry's voice is uneven.

Her voice is uneven, sometimes edgy and chancy in pitch.

"I'm not nervous," she says, even if the uneven tenor of her voice betrays tension.