Even if she had done, it's difficult to see how she could have sold it better than Furler, who sings Alive in a cracked, rasping, vulnerable voice to considerable effect.
But it's an entirely different matter when, for instance, Bowie's "Heroes" is effectively turned into an elegy, Gabriel's vulnerable voice supported by tentative strings which gradually acquire strength, sawing away furiously in minimalist manner, to carry his performance to its climactic epiphany.
His reedy, vulnerable voice garnered several voice-over roles, including Aragorn in Ralph Bakshi's animated "The Lord of the Rings" (1978).
Stiff, alien, percussion rides round crackle and hiss, beatific piano chords hang in mid-air before curlicuing into nothing, all underpinned by that wonderful, haunting, vulnerable voice.
My horrible experience, my months of forced introspection, and my unquenchable desire to be heard, gave me a powerful yet vulnerable voice.
While Taupin writes songs for John of introspection and reflection, Steinman creates big, sweeping story telling ballads set to Meat Loaf's husky yet vulnerable voice, leaving the listener humming the lyric and wanting more.
Yet when they are most vulnerable, their voices go unheard.
Adriana Kohútková is among the finest of Jenůfas, hauntingly vulnerable, the voice itself exquisite.
This more vulnerable, empathetic voice has always been lurking behind the tough, loudmouth dame.
Some of our findings allude to potentially important empowerment 'outcomes' for assessment: for example, we note that in some circumstances, too wide a forum may have discouraged the most vulnerable from voicing or acting on their concerns, thereby limiting the impact of the intervention.
