Sentence examples for voice assumes from inspiring English sources

Thomas explains Frost's theory as "absolute fidelity to the postures which the voice assumes in the most expressive intimate speech".

With a teaspoon of vinegar added, the same qualities this brilliant actor uses to project an empathetic sensitivity curdle into something smarmy and ferretlike, and his rich oratorical voice assumes the wheedling, coercive tone of a snake oil salesman.

Lucien Greaves, spokesman for The Satanic Temple, responded in a blog that "We're neither fighting solely for our presence in the public square, nor are we fighting to have public religious forums shut down… What we're fighting against is a situation in which one religious voice assumes a place of privilege with Government sanction".

Garcia's voice assumes a resonant ethereal quality that's mesmerizing.

Bash's voice assumes a dangerous coloration and exotic phrasing.

In Gordon's capable hands, the viola's distinctive voice assumes a clarity and resonance all its own.

"Keep falling," she adds, her voice assuming a soft clarity.

"I'd love it," he said, his quiet voice assuming a Bolt-like swagger.

But he clearly did not want to elaborate, his body tensing and his voice assuming a slightly perturbed edge as reporters continued to press him for greater clarity.

And at some point Louie put his arm around me, and he said" — here Giuliani's voice assumed a gravelly, mock-Lower East Side timbre — " 'Hey, kid, you're not gonna get this guy's vote.' " Giuliani chuckled at his story.

Radvanovsky hit her peak late in the opera, when the doomed queen is outwardly stately and inwardly anguished; the ruddy, grainy quality of her voice assumed a painterly glow.