He did not use his real name for safety reasons, the publisher said, adding that he would appear in disguise with his voice altered during television appearances to promote the book.
My countenance changed; my voice altered; and unless he were a fool, he who handed it to me would have said – 'That man receives news from his father or mother, or someone else he loves.' I was just at that minute about to send you a letter expressing my great uneasiness.
Her accent convincing, her voice altered, one hand palsied as if by age, Ms. Korzen provides in this sentimental, poignant moment evidence of her prowess as an actress and a touch of originality that is otherwise lacking in "Excuse Me, I'm Talking!" Clowns are renowned for yearning to play the Dane and then, if their dream is realized, failing to rise to the challenge.
Speaking with Jim Avila of ABC News, the mother, whose appearance was obscured and voice altered to protect the identity of her son, addressed Sandusky's claims that his interactions with these underage boys were nothing more than horse play.
The victims testified behind blinds, their voices altered, but in the courtroom they faced their tormentors and identified them.
The men, including the monsignor who was suspended, were interviewed with their faces obscured and their voices altered so that they would not be recognized.
While some of the armed fighters have their faces covered, most of the men show their faces and do not have their voices altered -- a major difference from similar videos showing militants carrying out murders.
Anderson biographers Simon Archer and Marcus Hearn note that, between Thunderbirds and Captain Scarlet, a proliferation of English-accented voices altered the sound of the Supermarionation production and its impression on the viewer.
As the book progresses, the voice alters slightly, its preoccupations change, and the bashful self-censorship — nude, for instance, appears as n**e — gives way to full profanities.
For all of these composers the trick is to retain one's individual voice while altering language, as Stravinsky did, speaking in numerous languages, dialects, or styles, during his long and varied career.
