Sentence examples for voice observed from inspiring English sources

"You can hear his Texas accent creeping back into his voice, rather than the I'm-the-president, no-accent kind of voice," observed an old friend from Texas.

Its close rival DC had more money and better-known characters, but Marvel, the gutsy underdog, was the first "to evoke, even metaphorically, the Real World," The Village Voice observed.

This would suggest that, for those whom the voice quality is affected, the voice quality should move toward the pressed or tense voice, rather than the breathy or soft voice observed here in the current study.

Musically, The Village Voice observed, the pairing of Shankar and Ali Akbar Khan was "almost as unique as the mix of Dylan and Harrison".

Robert Christgau of The Village Voice observed "more bounce-to-the-ounce and less molasses in the jams, more delight and less braggadocio in the raps", and opined that Big Boi and André 3000's "realism and high spirits drive each other higher".

Throughout its history, progressive voices observed that the potential of patients living together to help one another was rarely tapped and often actively suppressed.

The 24 Gilbertines, handpicked for their exceptional voices, observe a strict rule of silence among themselves but pray together as a choir, singing the ancient Gregorian chants they believe to be "the word of God sung in the voice of God".

"The witnesses proceeded towards the screaming voice and observed a female lying on the ground," detectives wrote in an arrest application.

I turned and looked in the direction of the voice and observed a white female, later identified as Lucia Whalen.

A hypothesis for the findings of reduction in anxiety and frustration of individuals faced with voice difficulties, observed in the present study, may be that the dynamics of discussing the subjects raised in groups, provided a support network among the teachers.

For those speakers demonstrating voice quality changes, the observed changes tend toward breathy or soft voicing as observed in other studies.