Sentence examples for bit more vocal from inspiring English sources
"Every supporter is that little bit more vocal.
In fact, defensive lineman Demetric Evans said Kendall could "be a little bit more vocal".
It also means I'm going to have to be a bit more vocal and have more of a leadership role.
Bach is never easy in the vast spaces of the Albert Hall, and just occasionally one wanted a bit more vocal and orchestral weight.
Yes, even during the act, you may have to be a bit more vocal than usual.
It gives me hope that citizens care and that many more people are recognizing that this is a much more serious issue than just political rhetoric (and that Inhofe has been a little bit more quiet lately, and Gore more vocal!).
In the digital sphere, these groupings are every bit as legitimate, and often more vocal, than groupings decided by borders and flags.
Hear him say that the act of not doing things is a sufficient work for Obama and, by implication, Jay Z. Though he allows that there is still "a bit of racism," he is much more vocal on his need to be active on behalf of incredibly wealthy athletes.
"The crowd are up for it, seem more vocal and get a bit more involved".
"I had to sing them a bit more operatically, and I did take lessons in vocal warmups".
