I snapped on my headphones and heard nothing but roars and crackles with some kind of human voice deeply buried in the cacophony.
"We are writing to voice our deeply held, vehement opposition to the government's proposals to create a selective, segregated, two-tier, state-funded system of education," the letter states.
It was pointedly apt that the main body of marchers filled Boulevard Voltaire, evoking that patron saint (secular, of course) of free speech, whose famous adage about defending our rights to voice even deeply disagreeable ideas I have had occasion to celebrate, and probe, during my own previous Parisian assignments.
team cast relative unknowns -- Robert Hays, a co-star of the sitcom "Angie," and the angel-voiced, deeply kooky Julie Hagerty -- as the film's estranged lovers.
(Smith) ★ Iestyn Davies (Thursday) Currently impressing Met audiences in the revival of "Rodelinda," this clear-voiced, deeply expressive countertenor makes his New York recital debut with "History Repeating," a program of songs and arias that borrow from or revise earlier music.
Mills, mourning the recent decapitation of her sheriff mentor (Clancy Brown, the deep-voiced, deeply evil Kurgan from Highlander cast in a brief but winningly avuncular role), has to get her head round this new, potentially apocalyptic reality, reconnect with her sectioned sister and somehow also keep her grumpy new boss (Orlando Jones) onside.
U.S. Commissioner to the IWC Monica Medina also voiced concern: "I am deeply disappointed in Iceland's actions.
Hearing his work rendered in his own voice was deeply affecting and underscored a profound lyricism less linguistic than existential that is present in his unadorned verse.
"Our role is to explain what is happening and why and we endeavour to reflect a range of voices, amid deeply held views.
Best of all, Audrie and Daisy also feature sheriff Darren White and Maryville's mayor Jim Fall as key subjects – and remarkably, neither holds back from voicing sexist, deeply troubling remarks before the camera.
The sadness in Eva's voice is deeply affecting, although she is trying to disguise it and, like many lonely older people, she is putting on a brave face.
