Roland Barthes, in his 1972 essay "The Grain of the Voice," accused the singer of applying didactic, "sentimentally clear" interpretive devices, of "lacking in any 'grain,' in signifying weight".
When the hearing was over, Stemm approached Goold at his table and in a hushed voice accused him of repeating lies about Odyssey published in the Spanish press.
There again, do the shrill voices accusing them of pandering to prejudice have any convincing stance of their own?
Ms Moyer's presentation, a poster-paper of her results, was besieged by pointing fingers, clenched fists and raised voices accusing her of ignoring the work of others, failing to cite precedents and not presenting new data.
The agency played down the danger that was posed to the travelling public, though, and other sources have suggested that the plot was known about from its early stages.Taking everything all this at face value (because you don't have to go far to find voices accusing the officials involved of smoke and mirrors) we have to applaud the work done by the CIA.
Following sharp increases in agricultural product prices on international markets beginning in 2008, voices accusing biofuels of affecting food prices (food riots), land grabbing, and ultimately food security in poor countries have become louder [52].
While she called for the police he continued to rant and rave - at the top of his voice - accusing her of ignorance, racism, rejecting Jesus, and so on.
Your voice is accusing; there is a quaver in it.
But by January, even friendly voices were accusing the president of throwing "his progressive Catholic allies under the bus".
