On "Where the Streets Have No Name", his voice varies greatly in its timbre (as writer Mark Butler describes, "he sighs; he moans; he grunts; he exhales audibly; he allows his voice to crack") and its timing by his usage of rubato to slightly offset the sung notes from the beat.
The use of external voices made such student texts dialogic, but the extent to which the dialogue allowed for multiple voices varied, such that there is a range of expansion and contraction; students engaged the external voices in various ways.
Although we used morphing technology to artificially create voices with different levels of similarity, the original dissimilarity of the speaker's voices varied, i.e., for some participants, even in the 0% "own voice" condition (100% other person's voice), their partner's voice was still very similar to their own.
The targets of Americans for Limited Government's ad campaign have voiced varied levels of support for granting the White House trade promotion authority.
The immediate catalysts for these protests differ, and in the new atmosphere of freedom in both countries the demands that are voiced vary widely.
These voices vary from that of a showoff rapper ("I'm an original mind, a face unlined, a close encounter of the criminal kind") to a boy who reminds himself of a penguin.
Whether they issue three instructions or four, referees' voices vary in accent, cadence and speed; even the same official will not be able to give his instructions in exactly the same way every time.
The voices vary throughout this book's six highly speculative sequences (the first five of which conclude with shorter, surer poems identically entitled "Love's Letter"), yet again and again they call from their spectral airiness a single recurring image, an elemental configuration of man, woman and child.
Palestinian voices vary in their opinions on BDS.
Their tone of voice varies from hate or sadness.
