Sentence examples for voice distinctive from inspiring English sources

There is the author's shrewd ironic voice, distinctive even in translation.

She knew what it was to make a voice distinctive – as a schoolgirl she had wanted to act – and her own tones were unmistakable.

It makes her voice distinctive in public life – and it's easy to see why she's clocked up five appearances on Question Time, the showcase for aspiring politicians.

Amid the babble of new voices, distinctive ones can be missed even by those looking for them.

Your phone voice was distinctive; your phone manner was distinctive.

His voice was distinctive, though not, perhaps, appealing in the way that deep-voiced announcers were appealing.

Both Sandé's vocals, and her authorial voice, are distinctive.

Mr. Scofield's looks and voice were distinctive.

With her flowing robes, deep voice and distinctive diction, Ms. Sadler made every phrase count.

It's a voice so distinctive that he had little choice but to use it musically.

Jerome's voice is distinctive, like Gilbert Gottfried talking from the bottom of a well.