But as Ms. Hagen illustrates, it isn't too much of a stretch to push the vocal power and imperious attitude of an opera diva from the elevated into the monstrous.
A drastic increase in the subglottal pressure up to the lung pressure, accumulated beneath the closed glottis, pushes the vocal folds downstream and eventually opens the glottal width (Fig. 2A; 2, 3).
The songs were based on pop hooks and repetitive choruses, were of a length appropriate for radio airplay, and featured slick production that pushed the vocals and snare drum to the front of the mix.
Traffic snarled, and delegates watched in waiting traffic as riot-clad police pushed the spontaneous, vocal protest up Seventh Street.
Brooklyn house duo Chordashian drop some crossover vibes with Beth Aggett's popped-out vocals pushing the UK house aesthetic.
Mr. Iger has been vocal in pushing the studio to cut marketing costs and worried the train was too big a drain on company resources.
Trump, who was one of the most vocal "birthers" pushing the false claim that Barack Obama was born in Kenya – which incidentally would still have made him a natural born citizen – has questioned Cruz's citizenship in the past.
Ms. Hull tiptoed lightly with her vocals, never pushing the lost-love feeling too hard, and she took it easy on her mandolin, too, not wanting to overpower the moment with virtuosity.
Once the target mark on the AWS is aligned with the glottis as shown in the monitor, the tracheal tube can be pushed through the vocal cords.
"Back to Black" also sounds nothing like current R. & B., but chooses rich, older source material; Winehouse's collaboration with Ronson catalyzed her songwriting, and a radical change in her vocals pushes the album.
