Sentence examples for worn voice from inspiring English sources

Mr. Willis, one of the few actors who has the posture of a military man -- he always seems to be standing at attention, though his arms swing at a much jazzier rhythm -- uses a cracked, worn voice.

There is a slight lisp in the worn voice, like a crack in a vase.

In the reimagined role of the Fifth Maid, Met veteran Roberta Alexander, last seen at the house in 1991, brought a warm, worn, resonant voice to the character that has been with Elektra's family from the beginning.

Know your vocal range, what your voice tends to do, what comes easy and what comes difficult, and note what seems to wear your voice out.

Gabrielle Noel is a freelance writer with bylines in Bellesa, Elle and Wear Your Voice.

Wear Your Voice published an essay on "what it means to be a queer and trans person in a Latinx family," such as the psychological toll that coming out can entail and the risk queer youth face of ending up homeless.

It wears the voice and is unhealthy for it.

Speak from your diaphragm in the weeks leading up to the audition so that you do not wear your voice out.

"They went 'Whoosh!' right out the window," he said, through a voice worn scratchy and hoarse.

"Nasty words," Chaney rasped, in a voice worn down by a 68-year diatribe against idiocies.

'Because you are living it for two people.' Her face was a picture of the misery that had worn out the voice.