If so, some Chicagoans are asking a different question sotto voce: does it matter?
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Their bill, which Clinton supported only sotto voce last year, died quietly on the Senate floor.
Wigley, went the sotto voce moaning, devoted insufficient attention to assembly affairs and too much to Westminster.
Occasionally there are loud snorts and sotto voce comments from Labour's Chris Bryant.
Technically, klapa singers express their mood by means of open guttural, nasal sotto voce and falsetto singing, usually in high-pitched tessitura.
Clad in dark colors and thick-framed glasses, he greeted me with a fragile handshake and sotto voce on a late afternoon in early November.
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Say it sotto voce, but the latest results from Italy's general election point to the slimmest of slim victories for centre-left leader Romano Prodi .
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It is this sort of thought, uttered sotto voce for now, which may eventually lead to a more serious assessment of Mr Blair around the world.
Warm decor, sotto voce atmosphere, helpful and cheerful service.
The words and punctuation of "innocent face", he said, were merely an indication that the question should be read with a deadpan emphasis or tone, comparable with stage directions such as sotto voce or a notation on a musical score.
This kind of office selling is so routine and bipartisan that it is done without fear or shame, protected by a wall of doublethink that conveniently defines a quid pro quo as some kind of inalienable right provided it is done sotto voce.
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