Sentence examples for fairly vocal from inspiring English sources

"I was fairly vocal about how silly the whole death thing was, and how it was one in a million," he said.

However, there is a fairly vocal minority that, for various reasons, doesn't — whether those with concerns about Big Brother and government misuse of technology, or those who have gotten tickets that they simply don't feel they should have got".

On stage with him in Glasgow was Jess Smith, luminary of Scottish Traveller singing and storytelling, and in the audience was a fairly vocal contingent of Travellers from across the UK.

One will later come running through the dressing room clad only in a nappy, offering some fairly vocal resistance to the notion of having a bath: his and Furnish's son Zachary, born to a surrogate mother on 25 December 2010 and cheerfully described by his father as "a little sod".

TC: You've become a fairly vocal anti-Gamergater.

We'll be monitoring social media where Norman tends to be fairly vocal.

But even in this breezy early score, his music has modern touches: spiky harmonies, irregular melodic phrase lengths and some fairly involved vocal interplay.

The album opens with a rousing two-minute blast called "Linoleum," which is enhanced by deft tempo changes and some fairly precise vocal harmonies.

Monger said that the album consisted "of perfectly executed and fairly standard clean vocal post-hardcore emo-pop" which shows the "limitations of the genre".

Billy Flynn's big numbers in the musical "Chicago" are "We Both Reached for the Gun" and "Razzle Dazzle," which are fairly reasonable in their vocal range.

A fairly robust press; a vocal political caste that got a taste of democracy under Mr Patten; and the shadow of Tiananmen falling across Hong Kong's border: all these ensure politics enough for years to come.This being Hong Kong, politics is likely to continue to be of a particularly polite sort.