Sentence examples for bright vocal from inspiring English sources

What's missing is the bright vocal urgency that originally set apart so many of these recordings.

Unflappably chipper with a bright vocal sound, Ms. Scott, who is pretty and perky, is just two steps away from a stereotypical "dumb blonde".

Using means proper to singing -- here an almost stinging attack with bright vocal color -- and never resorting to speechlike inflections, Ms. Bonney was showing how musical and expressive effects are not rivals but joined.

Opening with an ever-expanding, constantly looping synth riff, it pulls off the same neat trick that made their debut so thrilling by underpinning Mayberry's bright vocal melodies with a rumbling sonic swarm that seems to edge ever closer.

"Life Is But A Dream" releases funky R&B and electronic flavors, as well as bright vocal harmonies flowing with scintillating colors.

The clear, bright vocals and catchy beat on "Over and Over" also inspired some maverick dance moves in the crowd.

Males display a bright white vocal sac during vocalizing (Fig.  1) and perform additional visual signals (e.g., foot-flagging) in male male agonistic interactions (Krishna and Krishna 2006).

Unlike his revolutionary brothers-in-arms, however, Adams also drew strength and motivation from an uncommonly bright, fearlessly vocal, ardently supportive spouse.

In place of his smooth tremolo, he used the bright, brassy vocal timbre that was in fashion, as if he were singing through his soft palate.

A radical as well as a nonconformist, Bright was vocal in his opposition to the Crimean war, which he believed to be un-Christian, a stance that eventually lost him his parliamentary seat.Whether you rated him a hero or a villain depended on your point of view.

Madonna used a bright, girlish vocal timbre in her early albums which became passé in her later works.