Sentence examples for incredibly vocal from inspiring English sources

The former army cadet has been incredibly vocal about those who struggle with obesity in the past.

Sixth formers seemed incredibly vocal and enthusiastic, and I spoke to several non-students and ex-students marching alongside.

Nevertheless, Labour leader Ed Miliband shocked many by removing the very visible and incredibly vocal Jack Dromey from the role, especially after such a successful party conference season.

"But the people who were complaining were a very small but incredibly vocal minority who had access to Usenet at a time when nobody really knew what that was.

He's been incredibly vocal in the past about his wishes, for example, to control any sort of sex tape leak that could possibly befall him ("For the most part, I'd rather people have one of those home videos than some of the paparazzi photos that get published - at least I recorded the shit myself," he told W Magazine).

They said this is partly because Bamieh has been incredibly vocal about them for the last two years.

There's a song by Gloria Ann Taylor, Love Is A Hurting Thing; you hear it and you want to burst out crying, it's the most incredibly emotive vocal.

"The show has an incredibly strong and vocal group following it," Mr. DiGuido said, "and they love to talk about it".

It has thundering piano ostinatos and hummingbird accordion solos, all done incredibly fast, the vocals sometimes reduced to whippoorwill noises and crazed laughter.

MR: Right, the delivery of the vocal being incredibly important.

Most punk songs aren't incredibly complex in the vocal range required, or in the melodies included.