Adopting the mimed "verbatim theatre" of Clio Barnard's The Arbor, in which actors lip-synch the recorded testimonies of real people, Notes on Blindness is built upon the voices of John and his family (from audio diaries, taped letters, domestic recordings and interviews).
"The NHS as a whole will need to listen to and act upon the voices of patients".
Freud divvied up the human personality structure based upon the different voices of the id, the ego and superego--the inner unruly child, the inner moderating adult and the inner authoritarian dictator respectively.
Clooney, Brad Pitt, Matt Damon and other Hollywood luminaries are the founders of Not On Our Watch, a project that, according to its mission statement, "draws upon the powerful voices of artists, activists, and cultural leaders" to combat human rights abuses around the world.
By the time he died in 1990, after a long, steady and hardworking career, he had become an American institution renowned, loved and revered around the world.Copland came upon his "voice of America" idiom in the 1940s and 1950s, and his considerable reputation rests chiefly on a handful of popular, accessible works from that period.
It can change accounts on a device based upon the voice of the person.
What we haven't heard are the voices of the millions upon millions of Americans who quietly struggle every day with a system that often works better for the health-insurance companies than it does for them.
Creating liturgies based upon these women in the Bible would validate the voices of the childless women in our congregations.
(See Voices of Children Survey).
MARY HART EPILEPSY The case of Dianne Neale, 49, appeared in the New England Journal of Medicine: In a much-publicized 1991 incident, Neale apparently suffered epileptic seizures upon hearing the voice of Entertainment Tonight cohost Mary Hart.
