It just plays through the songs, letting the music — the grain of Mr. Followill's voice, the breadth and drive of the riffs — carry the concert.
Any suspicion that literary culture had rushed to sentimentalize an exotic figure of quasi martyrdom was overwhelmed by the intimacy and humor of a voice that earned its breadth line by line, defying traditional fictional form with a torrential insouciance.
I really really love Frank Ocean's album [Channel Orange], for so many reasons: it's got great musical breadth, his voice is incredible and I find his lyrics really intelligent and touching.
No other medium gives us the breadth of voice and character or the ability to immerse ourselves via paper and ink into entirely separate worlds from our own, which nevertheless carry within them the seeds of our own selves.
We have to make sure that this breadth of voices is heard in Parliament and by Government".
"Just as varied were the breadth of voices in the magazine; early editions of Spare Rib involved big-name contributors including Betty Friedan, Germaine Greer, Margaret Drabble and Alice Walker, but alongside these were the voices of ordinary women telling their own stories.
The very kaleidoscope of voices within him, the breadth of his culture, the catholicity of his ironic sympathies - wonderfully echoed in Saramago's great novel about Ricardo Reis - inhibited the monumentalities, the self-satisfaction of completion.
That was when she finally established protocols for performance, assumed control, finished songs to the end and let you hear the breadth of her voice.
It also means that today, we are able to launch a new joint Web site: The Global Edition (global.nytimes.com) combines the international voice of the IHT, the breadth and depth of The New York Times's international journalism and the digital expertise and reach of NYTimes.com to provide around-the-clock coverage of politics, business, sports, style and commentary from a truly global perspective.
I like that it's not just the usual suspects, either, but includes a breadth of radio voices, styles and levels of wider significance.
