I was going to be living there and I didn't want to sound like a foreigner all my life.
My heart is mysteriously alive in the world of sounds - a totally different dimension from the daily life.
I'd love to do a costume drama movie. For no other reason, except that it sounds fun to me.
I love British cursing - the cadence of it, the joy in the sound of the words, and the vulgarity of it.
But I've never considered myself any kind of heartthrob. It sounds painful.
I know it sounds absurd, but 11 months old, I did my first commercial.
A surprising amount of my jokes sound very implausible but are true.
Words rich in meaning can be cheap in sound effects.
I'm not a drunk anymore, but since they cut out my tongue, I sound drunk.
Movie dialogue is movie dialogue. It can sound real, but no one speaks that way.
My voice was left with its husky sound after surgery on large vocal nodules.
It's interesting to be a front person who is controlling the majority of the sound.
You put an old Misfits record on, and it sounds like it came out yesterday.
I think smells, like sounds, can be so much immediately affecting.
Oh, that sound? I'm in the hot tub, reading a novel.
The sounds and rhythms of words are really important to me.
People just loved the sound because I kept it simple.
Nothing could capture the sound of Dick Dale - he was too loud.
I think that those elements - light and sound - are beyond democratic. They're into the creative part of life.
I cried when I turned 34 for no other reason than 34 sounded old to me at the time.
People doing the kind of sound research that I'm interested in still have a difficult time.
