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The unconscious main character is heard in a
voice
over, saying that the orderlies are gay.
I suppose she could break stuff simply using her voice, as she's an opera singer, but she doesn't.
Of course Kathy is gorgeous, but that
voice!
It was just odd to hear a male
voice
come from a female body.
Her constant whining
voice
grated the nerves!
Milo's
voice
was too low and I couldn't understand what he said as well as some of Kendra's lines.
His
voice
was apparently dubbed by Smith Ballew whose deep baritone sounds nothing like Wayne.
If the story wasn't so tragic and horrifying, the
voice
over would be laughable.
This is a
voice
of a person, who just finished watching the second season of Rome, almost at one go, and grabbed the opportunity to see "what happened next" - this film conveniently takes off where Rome ends.
"The James Dean Story" is introduced as "A different kind of motion picture," explaining, "The presence of the leading character in this film has been made possible by the use of existing motion picture material, tape recordings of his
voice
and by means of a new technique - dynamic exploration of the still photograph."
The only "tape recordings of his
voice"
noteworthy is one short recording Mr. Dean make while visiting his family in Indiana; he wanted to record any family recollections of his great-grandfather Cal Dean, intrigued because he played a similarly named "Cal" in "East of Eden".
I didn't like Underdog!I mean it was really unnecessary and needed a big face lift and then it would have been maybe passable but for the main part i didn't like it.This wasn't like any other kid movie its one of those movies that wanted parents(who grew up watching the cartoon)to come with there kids to come see this,i am neither of them so the film didn't appeal to me in the slightest.I had some problems with it like i don't think Jason Lee was the right
voice
for Underdog it made it him sound sloppy and really unintelligent.Then it was really predictable which makes you feel tired and mad.The humor was really what made me mad it was just to unfunny and somewhat pathetic.The one thing that bothered me the most thought was how almost everything out of Underdog's mouth was sarcastic or rude.The acting was passable but needed a little improvement.If you have kids they might enjoy it, but if your not a kid by all means see it you might like it unlike me.
Sadly too, Snipes has fallen into the trap of having an ADR
voice
double doing much of his dialogue, and an entire narration that comes every now and again through points in the movie.
First off J.P. Manoux does a horrible job filling in for David Spade and Pacha's
voice
is too deep compared to John Goodman's.
Some scenes simply don't make sense in English and the actors bring zero energy to their
voice
reading.
It is also a shame that Michael J.Fox didn't
voice
Milo, he did such a good job, and James Arnold Taylor wasn't sure whether he was supposed to sound like Milo or Aladdin.
However, there was some nice music, and good
voice
talents from John Mahoney, Cree Summer, Clancy Brown and Tom Wilson, that saved the film from total disaster.
I'll admit that the first one or two phone calls did give me the creeps - that boy's
voice
would give anyone the creeps!
I didn't guess the mute boy part or the pre-recorded tapes (did they ever say whose
voice
that actually was?
So for example, when he's eight, it's the eight year old's
voice
that is doing the narration; when he's in junior high, it's that one doing the narration, etc.
The scene where the old woman bends down and touches dung that was on the floor, then puts it to her nose and goes CHUPACABRA! in a really stupid raspy
voice
was priceless.
Otherwise you'll just have to sit through the flick and endure her helium-sucking
voice
view for screen time with the inexplicable Aussie accents of the lost city of Atlantis or wherever the heck she goes to to locate her missing father.
We now know why Kathy pursued a non-speaking career of modelling: she couldn't have survived the death-threats from those poor headache-suffering victims who heard her
voice
for more than 30 seconds.
Kristy McNichol's film career took a real hit after this, while leading man Christopher Atkins cannot get a grip of any particular emotion, his
voice
wobbling about in search of an appropriate tone.
Most of the time he's just a redneck sounding
voice
on the other end of the phone.
But the most annoying part of this dull mess is Ireland's hideous high pitched voice, which I was tired of listening to in the first five minutes.
If he'd had to listen to her whine in her little mouse
voice
for more than a few minutes, he'd have been tempted to do her a great harm.
Well...there were some great, creamy-smooth facial shots of Marlene, along with her "shocking", gender-bender outfit (plus her not-to-be-missed "transmogrification" from ape into human being); but, overall, the generally unconvincing plot and dated acting -- not to mention the less than engaging tunes coming from Miss Dietrich's "baritone
" voice
--did little to ensure Blonde Venus a permanent place in my mind's Pantheon of Memorable Films.
The script and
voice
acting also leave something to be desired since most of the cast seems about as talented as the cast of a third grade drama play.
After that episode aired, millions flocked to the web to create various petitions and
voice
their opinions on why Dobbs would make a great candidate for the President for the United States.
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