Sentence examples for a rather vocal from inspiring English sources

Perhaps that accounted for the popularity of the Sex Workers Project of the Urban Justice Center stoop, where a rather vocal group shared stories about the difficulty of coming out to family members.

Shuttering the Tango brand is a major step for Google, and perhaps also a rather vocal acknowledgement that the excitement around smartphone AR has accelerated to a point where Google can no longer wait for hardware manufacturers to get on board to compete for developer interest.

Larry Bell wasn't alone in taking umbrage with the Bud campaign above; it inspired a rather vocal backlash among craft beer fans when it first aired.

We'd be setting off with a rabble of semi-feral children, two enterprising toddlers, our own rather vocal baby - Lucy - three prams, umpteen potties and an inflatable shark.

Rather vocal strain is the biggest challenge.

According to some rather vocal people, it simply isn't OK to have long grey hair.

Others, and some rather vocal cinematographers, worry that the instant version sacrifices precision and vision on the altar of convenience.

T-Mobile's generally rather vocal CEO John Legere has yet to publicly respond to the complaint.

"We have to learn to listen to people we disagree with," said another student, who had been rather vocal in her description of political villains.

Singing in an early-music style, without vibrato, is a challenge, and can yield a rather uneven, bumpy vocal line, an exception being Elizabeth Baber, who sang Caccini's "Filli, mirando il cielo" with a simple sound that was truly lovely.

It seems closer to the truth to say that energetics represented a rather small (but vocal) minority in the physics community, that claimed to put forward a seemingly attractive conception of natural science, and being promoted in the mid-90s by reputed scientists, could no longer be dismissed as the work of amateurs (cf. Deltete 1999).