Sentence examples for wild voice from inspiring English sources

Still, to the unconverted she seems a curiously uneven singer with a huge but wild voice.

Her least commercial effort yet, its impact derives from the enchanted union of that wild voice and intimate instrumentation.

The dramatic soprano Alessandra Marc brings her huge and wild voice to the title role of Puccini's "Turandot" at the Metropolitan Opera.

At first I flew through the pages, breathless, in that hallucinatory rush of discovering a new, wild voice, like the first time I read Faulkner or Rushdie.

In a 1961 profile in The New York Times Magazine she said she initially had "a big rather wild voice" that was not heavy enough for Wagner, although she did not realize this until she heard "Wagner sung as it should be".

Yorke once gave wild voice to the dispossessed ("I'm not here, this isn't happening," he moans on "How To Disappear Completely," from "Kid A," a lyric so suffused with grief it's hard not to press your hands over your ears), but now he's assumed the point of view of the autocrat, the bully: "Avoid all eye contact, do not react, shoot the messengers".

The entire sound collection has been digitized and is freely available to researchers or to anyone who enjoys listening to wild voices.

They were all sitting in a huge beer hall, red and fat like pigs, swilling beer and singing Nazi songs with wild voices.

This, combined with live recordings of animals – the growl of a tiger and the warble of birds of paradise, synthesised into the electronic palette – makes for a menagerie of wild voices.

He did something audacious instead: constructed his own doppelgänger, a wilder voice that refused to go quietly.

A loud, wild, shaking voice.