Sentence examples for credible vocal from inspiring English sources
Her mother had been famous for a large and scarcely credible vocal range (a legendary high note ends the chorus of Lovin' You) and Rudolph, in her early 20s, toyed with the idea of chasing a music career.
Lee Jasper came to prominence in the Brixton riots of 1995 and emerged as one of the most vocal and credible critics of the Met.
Two Americans, soprano Angela Brower (Dorabella) and mezzo-soprano Corinne Winters (Fiordiligi), a little too similar in vocal colour, had credible exuberance and well-matched charm.
Bickley finds tone-colours and vocal inflections that make Kostelnička's dilemma and her crime absolutely credible, yet it is the portrayal of her guilt and the subsequent disintegration of her mind that is most remarkable.
It also explains why Lambkin tends to turn to his friends for vocals again and again, rather than "reaching out" to a hype vocalist demanding a credible hookup.
"We will continue to be vocal and adamant on the importance of precise targeting and the importance of thoroughly investigating all credible allegations of civilian casualties".
She smiled more favourably on Mark Wahlberg, reusing its vocal hook when appearing with him on Good Vibrations, and making his Marky Mark take on jacking house surprisingly credible.
Call it credible hearsay.
