Healing Voices confronts the damage done by the fear of our humanity and the fear of truth.
In that gulf of silence between the cessation of the applause and the scratching commencement of his won voice, it confronts him like an enemy - inscrutable, devious, treasonous.
The accompaniment is the background, emphasizing a melody's tensions or commenting upon them, embracing a voice or confronting it.
He is mild-mannered in the extreme, even timid, is gawky and slightly hunchbacked, tends to mumble in a childlike voice when confronted by a battery of cameras or reporters and has ascetic personal habits that the newsmagazine Veja describes as eccentric.
Born April 16, 1927 in Bavaria, his has been a voice for confronting social change by returning to and/or maintaining traditionalist church views.
Bread for the World - @bread4theworld Bread for the World uses a Christian voice to confront the issues of world hunger and poverty.
"Knowing that friendly support networks are in place can help give victims the power to raise their voices when confronted with harassment or abuse, whether at home or in the field," he says.
Mostly, though, these old clips evoke emotional responses, which suggests that one of the powers of the recorded voice is to confront us with the frank humanity of the writer.
When young Dot (voiced by Barbara Frawley) confronts the realisation that kangaroos belong in the bush and that she must part ways with her beloved new friend, tears roll down her cheeks.
JOINT BASE CHARLESTON, S.C. — Sandra Walker used respectful tones as she spoke, but there was iron in her voice when she confronted Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel about sacrificing 11 days of pay because Congress and President Obama could not agree on taxes and spending.
