Sentence examples for voice virtually from inspiring English sources

For all other rounds, I am listening to the voice virtually in my ear.

Dylan caught everyone off guard by crooning in a flat, unaffected voice virtually unrecognizable to those accustomed to the sneering, nasal delivery that made him famous.

Played very fast, Van's voice virtually fighting for control over the band, 'Baby Blue' emerges as music that is both dramatic and terrifying".

The company traces the cult of Wildfire to Harry Newton, the editor of Computer Telephony magazine, who wrote about his infatuation with the voice in virtually every issue about five years ago.

In the current structure, our voice is virtually mute and our representation weak.

The one-two punch of the final visual climaxes feels rushed, and is further sabotaged because Mr. Sanko's voice is virtually inaudible over the amplified music.

Because Porter's face and voice are virtually unknown to today's public, Mr. Kline said, he was freed from any burden of impersonation or imitation.

The advent of the electronic voice has virtually eliminated a whole genre of comedy.

More prose poems than stories, the works in this collection show how immensely beautiful a project can be when completed with a tiny, soft voice and virtually no plot.

This is consistent with the observation that sound changes conditioned by talker voice are virtually unheard of, but sound changes conditioned by vocalic contexts are plenty.

But when the singers step onstage to perform, their voices are virtually undiminished by the decades.