“It was the kind of collaboration I dream about actually. His voice sounded, you know, like an angel. Like a gift from God.”

“In his 1918 diary, Hermann Hesse recalled a dream in which he heard two distinct voices. The first told him to seek out forces to overcome suffering, to calm himself. It sounded like parents, school, Kant, the church fathers. But the second voice—which sounded farther off, like "primal cause"—said that suffering only hurts because you fear it, complain about it, flee it.”

“His voice is deep and gravelly. I once heard one of the girls say that he had the voice of a sex god, but because I've never really heard what a sex god sounds like, I can't verify that.”

“I helped Stephen with the story and then I auditioned for SpongeBob, I used my Plankton voice, which sounds like a mix of Tony the Tiger and Gregory Peck. It’s actually an imitation of a friend from high school that had a really deep voice.”

“It sounds like I'm always being facetious. That's why I never get voice over work. 'You sound like you hate the product.”

“The thing I worry about in Europe is that there is a logic of escalation in some of this. That the people whose voices aren’t heard have to do things to make their voices heard. Do you know what I mean? They’ll have to, you know, like, demonstrate and that kind of thing.”

“Though I were gifted with an angel's tongue,
And voice like that with which the prophets sung,
Yet if mild charity were not within,
'T were all an impious mockery and sin.”

“I knew you are,
Just like an angel sent from above,
In your embrace,
You give me more than,
I could ever dream of.”

“His feet were like fine copper when glowing in a furnace, and his voice was like the sound of many waters.”

“On a poet's lips I slept
Dreaming like a love-adept
In the sound his breathing kept.”