Sentence examples for public vocal from inspiring English sources

In the '60's, Miss Rysanek said, she had gone through a very public vocal crisis.

Not that long ago, I could not have been a public, vocal atheist at all.

In discussing the U.S. bases, every official we met re-affirmed their support for the U.S.-Japan alliance, one American official even going so far as claiming silent majorities that favor America's presence despite the public vocal opposition to the bases.

But the public was vocal.

He is a gifted public speaker, vocal and strong.

But their opposition is clear: the activist hedge funds who have become a public and vocal force over the last decade.

The sense that some people are using them for convenience is stoking the hostility, and legitimate users say the public are vocal in their criticisms.

"Some others had been working with newspapers on pieces of this, but they hadn't been particularly public or vocal about trying to develop solutions for this industry".

A pharmaceutical industry official said that the industry is not going to be taking such a public or vocal approach this time, because the ACA insurance exchanges represent a tiny fraction of its business.

But with the German public increasingly vocal in its opposition to the country's Afghanistan presence, there is little chance that the coalition would permit a new deployment of troops, as President Obama has consistently demanded, and a good chance that Steinmeier could push Merkel into setting an explicit timetable for withdrawal.

Isolated and increasingly alienated by government censorship, Millas retreated to the southern Universidad Austral in Valdivia, where he was initially welcomed but soon removed (1980) for his increasingly public and vocal criticisms of the regime.