Sentence examples for voice dipped from inspiring English sources

However, ratings for The Voice dipped when the show moved on to live performance rounds.

Her voice dipped and took on a tone of disgust as she recounted the case.

He is 77, a well-known lawyer from Savannah, with gray hair parted on the side and a courtroom-trained voice dipped in molasses.

"You very insensitively, very unprogressively, said perhaps we could meet in prison," said Ms. Bediako, her voice dipped in an inkwell of disdain.

He played folk guitar accompaniment with his thumb alternating bass notes, or sweet ballad chords with little ornaments, like Curtis Mayfield; his confiding voice dipped sharply on short words or syllables, as country singers have done since Lefty Frizzell.

The voice dipped, broke and warbled with despair.

While Mr. Stevens's music has been primarily acoustic, with his gentle voice dipping into a near-whisper, he never ruled out electronics.

"I see her with a heart full of love, but sometimes," she said, her voice dipping to a whisper, "it is hard, very hard".

The track is bassy and airy, and Perry's voice dips slightly lower, where it often sits naturally (as on "Fingerprints," from her pop début, "One of the Boys").

Pergolesi achieved a striking effect in "Vidit suum dulcem natum" ("She saw her sweet son"), where note values grow longer to suggest vitality ebbing; Ms. Sampson made this a startling sensation, her voice dipping to a pained mutter.

I thought of passing when a police officer came to my home and I tried not to let my voice dip down too low, out of fear that he might, as some officers have told trans women in the past, tell me my being so open with such a "lifestyle" had brought this upon me, had made me too visible a target just for being myself.