Sentence examples for voice smoothly from inspiring English sources

"What," he asked slowly, "do you think I might have done to her?" "Poor Kraus," said Varner, the voice smoothly shrugging to practiced disappointment.

Her rich, robust voice smoothly slides from the lower to the higher register and conveys both the passion and apprehension of her secret love for the king.

It was also noted that Lewis' "delicately seductive vocals are more versatile", with the Detroit Free Press stating that her voice "smoothly mixes classic country with pop and indie-rock, Lewis is as adept on the ballads as she is on the rave-ups".

They're layered around patterns played on up to three marimbas, intertwined with drumming and topped with a byplay of male and female voices, smoothly harmonized or rough-hewn and urgent.

Mr. Gray's voice rode smoothly rising crescendos, gaining power without losing its frayed, vulnerable tone.

His voice is smoothly modulated, the accent less urban today than when the film opens, and more distinguished, though he can still switch from boardroom to street idiom with ease.

But when he softens his clenched, semioperatic declamation, his voice shades smoothly into a more relaxed country-folk crooning style, reminiscent at times of Loudon Wainwright III, but with less of a twang.

You tell the story through the point of a view of  five different characters -- how do you strike that balance between finding each character's unique voice and smoothly transitioning in and out of the different perspectives and plot lines?

Their gleaming voices blend smoothly on the show's other well-known song, "Old Devil Moon," a softly swinging duet about the strange magic that turns the boy or girl next door into an object of celestial attraction.

On the radio, Bazin's low voice droned on, smoothly, gracefully, forming its perfect sentences, continuing a brilliant analysis of Haiti's political crisis.

Inna Dukach was a Mimi capable of singing that was so artless as to be understated, with warm corners to a voice that moved smoothly up and down the staff and was enlisted in the service of the acting.