Sentence examples for sufficiently vocal from inspiring English sources
The Spirituals, under the guidance of the philosopher John Peter Olivi and his follower Ubertino de Casale, outnumbered the Conventuals by century's end, and had become sufficiently vocal to attract the attention of the pope.[4] John XXII was deeply suspicious of the Spiritual Franciscans' arguments, perhaps fearing a reappearance of the communitarian Waldensian heresy.
He was often criticized by the media and fans in his final few seasons with the Canucks for not being sufficiently vocal or emotional as the team's captain.
Is the inflating artificial vocal sac sufficiently alluring and did we needlessly surpass this threshold of visual stimulation when creating realistic models to accompany the vocal sacs (Fig. 1L, M and N)?
Diaghilev became sufficiently interested in the opera to request Prokofiev play the vocal score to him in June 1922, while they were both in Paris for a revival of Chout, so he could consider it for a possible production.
Their vocal invention and vocal learning faculties are real and sufficiently potent to, at times, uphold vocal traditions.
Bill Davidson of Collier's magazine reported in 1951 that because Stafford weighed in excess of 180 lb, Dorsey was reluctant to give her a leading vocal role in his orchestra, believing she was not sufficiently glamorous for the part.
After the bronchial tip passed the vocal cords and the stylet was removed, the DLT was sufficiently rotated counterclockwise for directing the bronchial tip to the left.
But her vocal supporters on the floor and in the public gallery disrupted proceedings sufficiently to block the vote in the dying minutes of the session.
By 1825, Alexander I was sufficiently dissatisfied with the Sejm that he decided to bar some of the most vocal opposition deputies from it.
Was it sufficiently filmic?
