Sentence examples for rather vocal from inspiring English sources
Rather vocal strain is the biggest challenge.
According to some rather vocal people, it simply isn't OK to have long grey hair.
Others, and some rather vocal cinematographers, worry that the instant version sacrifices precision and vision on the altar of convenience.
We'd be setting off with a rabble of semi-feral children, two enterprising toddlers, our own rather vocal baby - Lucy - three prams, umpteen potties and an inflatable shark.
Perhaps that accounted for the popularity of the Sex Workers Project of the Urban Justice Center stoop, where a rather vocal group shared stories about the difficulty of coming out to family members.
Mr. Tuckwell's playing, sensitive and at times rather vocal in its approach, elicited admiration, but Mr. Bennett stole the show with high-style jazz playing that proved to be irresistible.
By contrast, Miller's "Centennial Collection" is a predictable assemblage, which means too many Ray Eberle vocals and an obligatory dose of wartime infantilism — "The Boogie Wooglie Piggy," with Miller's rather creepy vocal group, the Modernaires, harmonizing the oinks.
Frogs have rather simple vocal cords, in most species a pair of slits in the floor of the mouth opening into a vocal pouch.
Cantorial music is growing more popular among Hasidim, whose prayer services typically emphasize ardor rather than vocal flourish.
Certainly the principals seemed to have been selected with visual rather than vocal concerns primarily in mind.
The baritone Mischa Bouvier sang with dignified solidity, though Mr. Fairouz's instrumental accompaniments in these songs are more intriguing and colorful than his rather staid vocal lines.
