The International Association for Voice Movement Therapy lists a dozen practitioners in the United States, Canada and Israel, and the Voice Healing Center, at Kibutz Shefayim in Israel, teaches students about the voice as a pain reliever and the voice as an expression of disease, among other topics.
We speak of "voice" as an expression of character, the outward sign of the inner self.
"Gordon Bennett!" is a minced oath, like "son of a gun," "gosh" or "golly," generally voiced as an expression of surprise or disbelief — as one might feel, for example, when walking down a Paris street and seeing the name of an American newspaper publisher on a sign.
The tone of voice, a nuanced expression of affection, a joke even, may have been enough to soften Peter's 18-year-old heart.
Fittingly, he delivered his observations in an orotund voice that was simultaneously an expression of big-media arrogance and, subtly, a parody of it.
As far as they were concerned, Umm Kulthum was the wholesome voice of tradition and an expression of our adherence to our roots.
Indeed, when an individual addressing a gathering modifies the manner, voice, or appearance of an expression, the event becomes theatrical rather than actual.
The diverse cast of women's voices in Gorgons is an expression of her commitment to that cause.
For the next several weeks, as the old order crumbled, hers was the English-language voice of the "Velvet Revolution," an expression that she coined.
The essence of great theatre is an expression of the individual voice of the makers; the focus group is an expression of the voice of the collective consumers.
Rifkind, by comparison, has the voice and expression of a nuclear winter.
