Sentence examples similar to scant vocal from inspiring English sources

When Raymond Gniewek was appointed concertmaster of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra in 1957, he was a 25-year-old graduate of the Eastman School of Music with scant experience in vocal music, let alone opera.

The sedative side of Sprouted and Formed also emerges in the slow-burning "Anywhere" and "Halo," both of which incorporate textural female vocals and scant, mercurial percussive bits.

Typically, the description "deep house" does scant justice to Mr Jones, which in its elusive, chirupping stop-start funk and Kraviz's lonesome, intimate vocals, is as bizarre and intricate as Matias Aguayo or Villalobos's idiosyncratic techno.

Scant consolation.

It drew scant attention.

Winds are scant.

Services are scant.

The plotting is scant.

Insurance coverage is scant.

Specifics were scant.

Good news is scant.