DERAY MCKESSON: It's been powerful to see people find their voice, claim their voice.
When the voice claimed to be with the Chabad, I retorted, "I don't care who you are — that's an inappropriate question," and promptly called security.
Agustín Medina Balenciaga, the designer's great-nephew, even raised a dissenting voice, claiming that the vast museum space is just too big.
Right after we did the production, the Mercer Art Center fell down and The Village Voice claimed that Shakespeare knocked it down having seen my performance.
The Village Voice claimed that Mr. Fierstein "makes the uncle openly gay to a degree that Chayefsky certainly wouldn't have contemplated".
The voice claimed to be speaking on behalf of a major Hollywood star; he had seen her in something on videotape, and wanted to fly her out to Los Angeles for a screen test.
The Village Voice claimed that "some sort of con had been worked"; the New York Times diagnosed "a case, if not of the blind leading the blind, at least the banal leading the banal".
As fighting intensified further in Iraq today, an audiotape surfaced with a voice claiming to be that of Saddam Hussein, Iraq's toppled dictator, breaking a long silence since an allied military campaign drove him from office in April.
"I am not a bad person," Ms. Castillo said in a quavering voice, claiming that her trip to find work had taken her seven days and that she had crossed the river alone, with no help.
He used his best authoritative parental voice, claimed that there was medical evidence of this and then walked away whistling hoping no one would realise how ridiculous it sounded.
