Sentence examples for hear vocal from inspiring English sources

For example, she says that the popular-music station on her teenage son's dial features creaky announcers, but she does not hear vocal fry on National Public Radio, which targets an older audience.

The ability to hear vocal signals will in most species have a high adaptive value, and therefore, natural selection is expected to favor sensitive hearing across the frequency range of vocal signals (Henry and Lucas 2010a, b).

It's great to hear vocals that obviously have time and thought spent on them.

Well, it's always going to be soulful and you're always going to hear vocals.

And to celebrate Independence Day, we heard vocal works by American composers from the American Academy in Rome, along with Roy Harris Symphonyy 1933.

CARACAS, Venezuela — As you approached the stage of the Teresa Carreño Theater here on Wednesday morning, terrifying, powerful and otherworldly sounds could be heard: vocal plunges, a whoop, arpeggios.

The music director, Leon Botstein, gives a half-hour talk before the first concert, which will consist of chamber music and Tchaikovsky's "Nicht," a rarely heard vocal quartet based on music from Mozart's C minor Fantasie.

We're not hearing vocal demands all across the media spectrum for an up-or-down-vote.

Rathgeber says he's heard vocal concerns from his constituents on the bill, and there's little chance that he's the only one.

The National Motorists Association is a laudable exception, but in general, one regularly hears vocal segments of the driving population demand utmost deference to law enforcement authority, and actually relish in their subservience to the state.

PHOTOS: Celebrities by The Times. Brown issued his latest single, "Don't Think They Know," in June that featured outtakes of a previously heard vocal from the late singer, and she appears in the video in the form of holograms taken from her videos.  .