Sentence examples for raised vocal from inspiring English sources

That sweeping legislation immediately raised vocal criticisms from civil liberties groups and government watchdogs.

The new focus on dwindling resources has also raised a vocal debate about financing Italy's political class and its sprawling operating costs.

Procedures described that raise vocal pitch alter one or more of the main parameters known to physiologically control pitch; vocal fold tension, length, and mass.

Around 1880, the Australian soprano Nellie Melba, striving to raise the vocal stakes still further, began to insert an extended cadenza in the middle of the scene: an incredible high-wire vocal act in which the soprano has an "anything-you-can-play-I can-sing-higher" competition with the solo flute, which has been an important foil for Lucia through most of the scene.

Uniqueness and creativity in your patterns will surely raise your vocal reputation.

Herbert combines elements of fidget, glitch, and a heavy use of sampling, building a veritable world of sound around Björk's hair-raising vocals.

He noted that his mixing engineers have always pressured him to raise the vocals, and when he finally conceded this time, it resulted in the album being, "More difficult for me to listen to.

But Miley Cyrus' performance at the MTV Video Music Awards has continued to provoke raised eyebrows and a vocal response from online commentators two days after it took place.

Yet his next innovation, his vocal style, raised questions about whether he was assimilating in order to attract white audiences (his "white turn," as Brothers calls it) by recording pop hits that left his jazz fan base behind.

The 34-year-old singer canceled the tour for his upcoming album Born and Raised due to damaged vocal cords.

The inclusion of women as developers and in games themselves—has often raised anger in a vocal minority of nerd-dom.