Sentence examples for voice resonance from inspiring English sources

Voice, resonance, and articulation variations clarify speech content.

This connection of subconscious to conscious mind is what gives a writer's voice resonance.

My clinical interests include the evaluation and treatment of patients with voice, resonance, airway, and swallowing disorders.

The resonances of Schubert in the Mahler songs came through vividly in these original versions for voice and piano.

Using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) Blasi et al. (2011) measured increased insula and orbito-frontal activity in 3- to 7-month-old infants listening to sad voices.

Our president is merely the one who will give voice and resonance to that commitment.

One problem is that Romney's voice lacks resonance and range.

But at climactic outbursts her voice lacks resonance and as a stage animal her Médée seems a size too small.

Confronting racial and political injustice in their local communities, Ramzi Jaber and Steve Williams initiated innovative projects to give voice and resonance to these important issues.

Providers used four communication ICD-9 codes; 784.3 "Aphasia" (one of the patients had a stroke following his laryngectomy), 784.41 "Aphonia", 784.49 "Other voice and resonance disorders", and 784.5 "Other speech disturbance" (see Table  2).

Amplification gave Daisy Press's voice an eerie resonance in David Handler's "Liadan's Lament," with Orlando Alonso on harpsichord.