Sentence examples for voice subtle from inspiring English sources

But his lute playing was appealingly fresh and rough, and Ms. Rhyne sang with a clean, eloquent voice, subtle vibrato and a sure sense of diction.

The tenor William Burden brought a virile voice and subtle expressivity to Renaud.

The principals sang splendidly: Susan Graham as Octavian, Heidi Grant Murphy as Sophie, and Renee Fleming, who brought her poignant voice and subtle intensity to the role of the Marschallin.

Not so long ago Mary Lou Lord was a momentary next big thing, surrounded by hype that threatened to obscure her delicate voice and subtle songwriting.

Forget roots her dramatic voice in subtle angst and Can't Pin Me Down shows her snappy, sassy songwriting at full stretch.

He's somber here, and uses the quiet tones of his voice in subtle ways to deliver a frazzled, anxious man; it's shocking that he's so deft, given that he bellows so often.

Elsewhere, his caress of a voice rides subtle samba strings on Latin American cabaret versions of "Perfidia" and "Roma Nun Fa' La Stupida Stasera", and copes manfully with duets with Jennifer Lopez, Nelly Furtado and Edith Piaf, the latter's extracted chorus mingling less than congruently with his on "La Vie en Rose".

I am sitting there, rereading Michiko Kakutani's review ("misconceived and offensive"), wincing, laughing, biting my nails, marvelling at the power of the critic and also at the baseness of the critical pursuit, when I hear a voice, elegant, subtle, drifting from my Sony boombox (vintage 1994).

When we speak, our voices offer subtle and not so subtle cues about our emotions.

His voice becomes a subtle device in this world of espionage, counterespionage and interrogation.

Though the book was published in Hong Kong, it gave voice to a subtle reconfiguration in the attitude of mainland élites during the nineties.