"A voice of a higher being!" gushed Sting.
Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, weighed in today in favor of President Bush's campaign to make last year's tax cuts permanent, lending a powerful voice to a high priority of the new Republican Congress.
Another testimonial from Michelman's book: The voice of Becky Bell, a high school junior who died of an illegal abortion in 1998 because she didn't want to have to tell her parents that she was pregnant — and her state, Indiana, required parental notification or judicial bypass.
Aventura, all but one of whose members was born in New York, has modernized the genre by singing in a mixture of Spanish and English and by putting the voice of Mr. Santos — a high, caressing tenor verging on falsetto and much influenced by R&B crooners — front and center.
Jacques Fossey, a CNRS chemist and head of the research union SNCS, says the ouster may amount to "a political settling of accounts," because Berger's voice was part of a high-profile chorus condemning cuts in French research.
It is our position that tone of voice is a high level social construct that includes communication partners' subjective impressions – perceptions that are further refined by a knowledge of how a person or group habitually speaks.
Sometimes her voice is redolent of a high pitched Marianne Faithfull.
The first story in the collection, "Bettering Myself", is told in the voice of a damaged, alcoholic high-school teacher, who meets up with her former husband.
Behind the summit is an increasing dissatisfaction with the national focus on the voices of a few high-profile people.
Born in Toronto on Aug. 18, 1928,Aylesworth was a high school dropout who already had broken into Canadian radio as an actor on the series "Penny's Diary" and later was the voice of a daily show called "High Newsreel".
