Sentence examples for slight vocal from inspiring English sources
The phrase "slight vocal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a minor or subtle vocal quality or characteristic, often in contexts related to singing, speaking, or voice modulation. Example: "Her performance was impressive, but there was a slight vocal strain that was noticeable during the high notes."
Yet she also subtly hints at Irmgard's maternal anguish by a slight vocal quaver on her first mention of the word Sonnenburg.
"I don't believe there have been other protests, or that it would be conceivable that a protest address another minister with the slogan 'You are beat, the French are in the street,' " said Ms. Taubira, who has tight-braided cornrows and a slight vocal lilt.
From the Atlantan accent to the slight vocal mannerisms, it's a little bit weird to separate the two.
There are slight, likable vocal turns by Phonte Coleman and Kenna, and some strained attempts by the producer himself.
Sleigh Bells jumped with whipsaw unpredictability between Derek Miller's brash power-chord riffs and Alexis Krauss's slight, piping vocals.
Elysa Gardner of USA Today found that with Milian's "slight, sweet vocals and blithe, breezy pop-soul sensibility", the genre of the album was more pop than R&B.
Once Rylie was diagnosed, she made a miraculous recovery, with only slight damage to her vocal chords.
This is due to air turbulence associated with slight weakness of the vocal folds following injection.
The remastering is clear, with strong bass and drums and vocals; the slight studio reverb shrouding the latter half of the recordings makes the music shake sexily.
It should also be flexible (i.e., slowly changing) even for the same speaker to account for the slight variations in the vocal-tract characteristics.
In this way, we never have to perform the recognition twice and sequentially we refine the warp estimate to accommodate the slight variations for the vocal-tract even for the same speaker.
