Sentence examples for relatively vocal from inspiring English sources

Diversity hasn't always been a priority at YC, but its president Sam Altman has been relatively vocal about diversity and the accelerator's push to increase it in recent years.

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has been relatively vocal about Australia's handling of its refugees, previously calling the Manus Island situation "unacceptable".

At the same time, a relatively vocal minority argued that a survival advantage from SLN biopsy should be demonstrated before the routine use of this procedure was endorsed.

It is known that singers are able to control their voice to maintain a relatively constant vocal quality while transitioning between vocal registers; however, the neural mechanisms underlying this effect are not understood.

Bartok primarily wrote instrumental music, with a large catalog that features relatively few vocal selections.

Eastern Woodlands singers use a relatively relaxed vocal style and emphasize the middle part of their range.

Among the features that distinguish peyote songs from other intertribal genres, such as Plains powwow songs, are the relatively relaxed vocal quality and the use of certain vocable phrases (e.g., hey ne no wa) at melodic cadences.

She gave beautifully turned performances of two Dowland songs — "Come Again" and "What if I Never Speed?" — in an approach that seemed a workable compromise between the relatively straightforward vocal sound that singers of Renaissance music prefer, and the more dramatically inflected style of the opera stage.

Using the hashtag #NBCFail, a relatively small but vocal group of viewers protested the network's strategy of broadcasting big events on a time delay.

Criticism is also coming from a relatively small but vocal band of climate change skeptics — many of them sitting members of the U.S. Congress — who doubt human influence on the climate and ridicule international efforts to address it.

Criticism is also coming from a relatively small but vocal band of climate-change skeptics, many of them sitting members of the United States Congress, who doubt the existence of human influence on the climate and ridicule international efforts to deal with it.