Sentence examples for voice fairly from inspiring English sources

Assessing her voice fairly was impossible because of inadequate amplification, but her top notes, at least, rang out surely.

It has no forward-pointing microphone boom, so it's much stealthier than competing headsets, and the microphone still picks up your voice fairly well.

At the end, the TV screen fills with a shadowy photo of Ms. Hagan, an elder at her Christian church, as a female voice fairly shrieks: "There is no God!" Then there is the fringe madness of "Letter from 2012 in Obama's America" — an apocalyptic fiction making the rounds from the conservative Christian group Focus on the Family Action.

"The general public has voiced fairly strong complaints about income distribution," ventured the reporter, asking what Mr Zhu thought about the issue.

I could go on for a very long time listing instances in which women were greeted with brutal, sustained sexism after voicing fairly innocuous opinions. .

The older Burgess brother, Jim, is supposed to be a charismatic lawyer and gifted public speaker, but Campbell endows him with an annoying voice that fairly quacks.

But sprouting hair from all sides as Willie Clark and sporting a voice that fairly booms across the footlights, a rascally Danny DeVito suggests a film actor to the demands of the stage born.

The images are blurry, and there is no voice-over, only a slow, high-pitched female voice that fairly keens as the race progresses through various twists and turns.

Like most technologies we'll bump up against the edges of a voice interface fairly quickly.

(They may complain after they've heard it, but voicing a fairly earned opinion is appropriate).

Chen said they had recordings of both girls and their voices were fairly similar.