Sentence examples for uses a voice from inspiring English sources

Dr. Hawking, the British cosmologist, uses a voice synthesizer because he is paralyzed by amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.

Sylvio does everything that a person does, except talk (for his dunning phone calls, he uses a voice synthesizer).

The extremely flimsy connective tissue is Mr. Murphy, who barely bothers to do takes; he'll raise an eyebrow here and there, but he mostly uses a voice so smooth and warm, you could pour it over pancakes.

The extremely flimsy connective tissue is Mr. Murphy, who barely bothers to do takes; he'll raise an eyebrow here and there, but he mostly uses a voice so smooth and warm you could pour it over pancakes.

Some of this data is produced actively — a driver or passenger sees a stalled vehicle, then uses a voice command or taps a stalled-vehicle icon on the app to alert others — while other data, such as the user's location and average speed, is gathered passively, via smartphones.

Some of this data is produced actively a driver or passenger sees a stalled vehicle, then uses a voice command or taps a stalled-vehicle icon on the app to alert others while other data, such as the user's location and average speed, is gathered passively, via smartphones.

For now, "life is exceptionally good". A veteran of bypass surgery, multiple angioplasties and two knee replacements, he exercises daily, canoes on the nearby Charles River with his grandchildren in summer, and uses a voice-controlled computer to counter the effects of macular degeneration.

(The movie uses a voice-over narration, which it mercifully relies on less and less to explicate the inner lives of the characters.) But the director, Alfonso Cuar n, works with a quicksilver fluidity, and the movie, which plays today and tomorrow at the New York Film Festival, is fast, funny, unafraid of sexuality and finally devastating.

While Hammer was gone, a bunch of other no-nonsense heroes trod on his turf: NBC's "Hunter" has some of the same "Dirty Harry" style, CBS' "The Equalizer" likes to help the underdog and ABC's "Spenser: For Hire" uses a voice-over narration similar to "Hammer's" (and others before him).

You can also use a voice recorder (with the subject's permission).

Cancer of the larynx compels him to use a voice box.