Sentence examples similar to eminent vocal from inspiring English sources
The BBC has called her "the pre-eminent vocal talent of her generation".
That isn't necessarily a role you'd associate with this eminent Mozartean, but any lack of vocal opulence was more than compensated for with vocal and dramatic command enriched by experience that made the contradictory, comical, and sometimes poignant character come fully to life.
Among the eminent singers that have performed his vocal music are Kate Lindsey, Sasha Cooke, Isabel Leonard, Nathan Gunn, Anthony Roth Costanzo, D'Anna Fortunato, and Mellissa Hughes.
Mr. Sprayregen has been vocal in his opposition to eminent domain and has vowed to fight the university to the Supreme Court if necessary.
One of the most vocal critics was Victor Bonney: the eminent surgeon had no truck with those who argued that the "purely operative" treatment of cervical cancer could no longer compete with irradiation in term of success.
Torontonian trio - Charlotte Day Wilson of The Wayo, River Tiber, and Allie - took to the staircase and its strangely spotless acoustics to collaborate on a vocal harmony of Drake's now eminent "Know Yourself".
(Jon Pareles) KASSAV', BONGA (Tomorrow) Kassav', based in France but with roots in Martinique and Guadeloupe, is the pre-eminent zouk band, playing a Caribbean dance style that layers irresistibly happy guitar, vocal and synthesizer pop melodies over old log-drum rhythms.
It might be easier to join the protest if the library's plan didn't have as one of its most vocal proponents Robert Darnton, a library trustee who is himself a Rhodes scholar, a pre-eminent librarian and one of the academy's most celebrated historians of France.
Eminent physician and healer.
