Meanings of untrained voice in English

Miss Lady's soft untrained voice began bravely enough.

Which one it was was soon settled by the upsurge of a deep, untrained voice into song.

Anyway, this Rossignol was pretty enough, with a good if untrained voice, and more importantly, she worked cheap.

At that moment, through the open window of the bedroom, they heard a sweet though untrained voice beginning to sing.

Bob's fresh, untrained voice sounded sweet and clear on the night air, and to Betty's surprise, tears came unbidden into her eyes.

But though they were given with an untrained voice and a touch as little skilled as might be, they pleased, or else the singer pleased.

It was a highly untrained voice that accompanied the music, occasionally interjecting an enthusiastic "Po, pom, pom," in what was intended to be a pause.

There were some excellent untrained voices, in the choir and the congregation.

It is then like the sound of untrained voices; where there are enough of them, it is always harmonious.

Presently there came floating over the water, over the key, the quaint, plaintive sound of untrained voices enthusiastically raised in song.

All over town were dusky throngs exercising their strong untrained voices "in de Lard's sarvice"; though the West Indian is not noted as being musical.