Sentence examples for versatile voices from inspiring English sources

Morris has one of the richest most versatile voices in the business and during her distinguished career has successfully traversed jazz, blues and soul.

It's a device that calls attention to itself ("Wow, listen to those versatile voices!"), but Ms. Barker and Mr. Long minimize the distractions.

Needless to say, Dostoyevsky's colourful gallery of characters – all Russian society is here – brings out the best in the Mariinsky ensemble, with its seemingly inexhaustible supply of terrific and versatile voices.

What Jones has done so cleverly is retain the intimate nature of storytelling by eschewing a large cast and putting the whole saga into the hands and versatile voices of a single pair of actors.

His versatile voice alternates between shouting, crooning and rapping.

The sound booming around the room is echoey, often swamping Ocean's versatile voice.

Nick de Groot, the tiny vice-captain with the versatile voice, is always first in the karaoke line.

Blackwall has a stunningly versatile voice, moving from classically trained purity to a stentorian Grace Slick holler at will.

With dark, expressive eyes and a rich, versatile voice, Mr. Hashemi is a compelling presence, ably suggesting a man haunted by the agonizing tale he must recount.

Every successive Marling album has sounded more accomplished, exploring tangents while remaining grounded in her versatile voice and excellent guitar-playing, and Short Movie performs this trick yet again.

Nowadays, when Tony Bennett is lionised, we might give her proper credit for her smoky, feline (the adjective is unavoidable) and extraordinarily versatile voice.