Sentence examples for not very vocal from inspiring English sources

They are not very vocal, but they form the bedrock base of the Republican Party.

"It's subtle leadership; he's not very vocal all the time," Van Gundy said.

Jean-Sébastien Giguère said today that he was usually not very vocal in his team's dressing room.

Pitt [Harvey L. Pitt, the S.E.C. chairman who has announced his resignation] actually passed some very good regulations, but he was not very vocal about them.

"I'm not very vocal," he said, "unless somebody stands up in front of me; then I ask them to sit down".

Although it is a sensitive subject around Giants Stadium, many people associated with the team believe Giants fans were not very vocal earlier this season -- at least compared with home fans in other cities.

Bernie Sanders ducked Aipac, criticized Israel and isn't very vocal about his faith, but when I asked Rabbi Hecht what he thought of Sanders, he said he was in no position to judge.

It was also for this reason that I wasn't very vocal!

Even if you think, "Oh, he really doesn't hate gays since he's not been very vocal about it and lives in New York" ― and thus that he'll likely not do anything harmful ― you would be enormously foolish about the political allegiances Trump has and will need to maintain if he wants to be re-elected.

The Trump administration has not been very vocal on human rights and has not linked human rights observance with American support and cooperation like the Obama administration did.

"And Josh's strong suit is not being very vocal.