Sentence examples for vocal distinctiveness from inspiring English sources

Bay Street "special event" alumni include Karen Akers, Mary Cleere Haran and David Campbell, all as accomplished for their interpretive gifts and theater performances as for their musical instincts, stylistic finesse and vocal distinctiveness.

Talisa Friedman's Juliet hasn't the same vocal distinctiveness and her performance gets lost in the theatrical welter.

This research has found that increasing vocal distinctiveness correlates positively with fMRI signal in bilateral TVAs.

Jitter has been used as a measure of voice quality in mammals [ 38], and in a similar manner to other source-related features, this parameter may contribute to vocal distinctiveness [ 21, 39].

In general, "Brighter Than Creation's Dark" is more deliberate than previous records, with songs that stretch out, and while the slower pace gives the lyrics time to sink in, it can cost the vocals their distinctiveness.

Il Divo's four singers -- David Miller (from the United States), Sebestien Izambard (France), Urs Buhler (Switzerland) and Carlos Marin (Spain) -- have real voices, but their distinctiveness is blurred by cluttered vocal arrangements and too much echo.

Nothing very distinctive and nothing on Liberal Democrat distinctiveness.

The distinctiveness of the Stones was due less to Jagger's vocals than to Richards's capacity to ingest the blues-guitar styles of Chuck Berry and Jimmy Reed and create something new.

Distinctiveness and sameness coexist fretfully.

Not surprisingly, he lacked distinctiveness.

Now is the time for distinctiveness.