Sentence examples for voice of a single from inspiring English sources

The tone is almost theatrical, mixing the commanding voice of a single actor onstage with precise stage directions.

This recalls a classical Greek chorus, punctuating what is otherwise the voice of a single narrator; that of one of Grandpa's grandchildren, an eagle-eyed child who watches the lives of those around him unfold.

And now, with sounds of explosive celebration from Cairo via Al Jazeera in my ears, interspersed with the voice of a single man singing the Egyptian national anthem all by himself (as if this were a private moment), a stunned joy of sorts is slowly awakening.

Dave Winer, a software engineer who pioneered several blogging technologies, and who keeps what by his own estimate is the longest-running blog of all (dating back to 1997), has argued that the essence of blogginess is "the unedited voice of a single person", preferably an amateur.

The work, composed in 1731, presents each season through the voice of a single singer: Spring is a soprano (Jessica Tranzillo); Summer is a mezzo-soprano (Barbara Hollinshead Autumnmn is a tenor (Philip Anderson), and Winter is a bass (Paul Shipper).

But artistically, Robinson chose for her protagonist the voice of a single woman, a transient in her 20s looking back on her childhood, and this character dictates the cast and setting of the novel just as much as the voice of Ishmael dictates the setting and cast of his narrative.

What Jones has done so cleverly is retain the intimate nature of storytelling by eschewing a large cast and putting the whole saga into the hands and versatile voices of a single pair of actors.

As a girl, she had won an elocution prize; maturity, it seemed, had reduced her voice to a single tone, that of apology, and her personality to a series of gestures blurred by the fear that she might give offense, in some way displease.

And you remember that what often draws people to churches is a need to become part of a single voice.

"I want to get away from instruments and electronics, which was the world of my last album, 'Vespertine.' I want to see what can be done with the entire emotional range of the human voice — a single voice, a chorus, trained voices, pop voices, folk voices, strange voices.

At the Fox upfront in New York last month, the president of entertainment, Kevin Reilly, stood onstage at the Beacon Theater in front of a giant graph titled "Decline of the Voice" with a single, dramatically sloped line pointing downward.