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Just having a nice pop
voice
isn't enough, besides, that's a different thing altogether - another genre, different technique.
Yes, she was able to sing the notes, but Carmen is a mezzo-soprano, while Holly's
voice
seemed to be much lighter in timbre, not at all compatible with that song.
Either
voice
is dubbed over with Mr. McGregor or steven sang too much and it changed his
voice.
She also has a most uncharming lisp, and the pitch of her
voice
sounds like nails on a blackboard.
The
voice
overs from Felisberto - especially the one at the end - very much felt like a desperate attempt to fill in gaping holes in the plot which had been ignored in favour of side issues such as the whole ant thing (and even that wasn't properly addressed).
She sees that he's dead but still see's and hears his
voice.
The
voice
interpretation of Matlin's dialogue, under the excuse that Hurt's character "likes the sound of his
voice"
, turns her more and more into a weird distant object as the film goes on.
In the movie, she has straight hair and no glasses and is the "sporty type" with a deep
voice.
Lysette Anthony is pretty as the emperor's daughter, but her
voice
has obviously been dubbed for some reason, a fate shared by many of the minor players.
She always comes across in her films as stuck up, not all that alluring, and that annoying
voice
that could have drowned out the tuba section.
In the play, you NEVER see Zach...he is just a
voice
in the back of the theater and his relationship with Cassie is barely touched upon.
A ghostly figure who keeps reappearing had her
voice
distorted.
As personally annoying I find Charles Boyer's voice, he's more of a match to pay cosmopolitan, depressed Rudolf--I mean Omar Sharif tries but, no--too cute and vibrant.
The scenes between Benicio Del Toro and Demian Bichir (who is at best a second level actor,with a slightly high pitched voice) have no drama or depth and basically come down to Castro telling Che: go here, go there, do this and that, with no explanation as to what effect or use this action will result in.
Its really quite amazing how much this film falls completely on its face with the constant, and I mean CONSTANT
voice
overs of the main characters, with totally inane pretentious nonsense!
The only new addition to these parts is a
voice
over that pointlessly describes exactly what we can see with our own eyes.
The voices also did not suit the characters, and once you hear the
voice
of a beloved character, the
voice
you heard in your mind can never be returned.
The DVD was a joke, the audio for the first few minutes was terrible with sound out of sync and Segals
voice
not even his!!!! Pathetic!
Bing Crosby is in great voice, but the songs are not his best.
I knew I was on to something special when Steven opened his mouth and someone else's
voice
came out.
Stowe has an annoying Cher-esque
voice.
Shields is very pretty, but--although the camera loves her pouty, glossy beauty--she has no screen presence (and her tinny
voice
has no range whatsoever); every time she opens her mouth, one is inclined to either cringe or duck.
He has a fine speaking and singing voice, a good mind, and a conscience that he unsuccessfully attempts to stifle.
And why does Mccullums
voice
develop a stutter as the movie progresses?
The
voice
cast is impressive (Albert Brooks, Julie Kavner, Reni Santoni, John Leguizamo, Garry Shandling, Ellen DeGeneres, Paul Reubens, Brian Doyle-Murray) but the script is so unimaginative, charmless and depressingly unfunny that the whole thing rattles down the bin chute pretty quickly.
Her singing
voice
wasn't as strong either, due to either Jodi Benson being a lot older, or the songs being so terrible that her talent was wasted.
2. Prince Eric- While he didn't have a lot of personality in the first movie, like all Disney princes, somehow his new
voice
and his very few lines made him even more robotic.
He is not cute anymore, his
voice
is terrible, and he has kids now?? Who's the mother??? 5. Morgana- She appears to be Ursula's sister out for revenge against her mother, who always picked Ursula over her.
Her
voice
is annoying, her friends (a walrus and a penguin?? Really?!) are not funny or likable, and she's exactly the same as Ariel, in reverse and not as likable.
Hearing David Lansbury's soft
voice
struggling laboriously with the famous "Tomorrow, Tomorrow, and Tomorrow" speech made it impossible to believe anyone would ever consider him for the role.
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