Sentence examples for that a vocal from inspiring English sources

Or that, a vocal advocate of the Yiddish avant-garde, he sought inspiration in the Jewish past.

Tirzah – No Romance For those of you who think that a vocal hook in an infinite loop would be gut-wrenchingly annoying, this one from Tirzah proves otherwise.

One of the greatest dangers the world faces is the possibility that a vocal minority of anti-nuclear activists could prevent phase-out of coal emissions.

Speaking in London this weekend, Stiglitz, a Columbia University professor, stated he was "not surprised at all" that a vocal anti-austerity candidate like Corbyn was seemingly steaming ahead in the polls.

Mr. Sweeney said he was aware of the irony, that a vocal and organized group of residents made the post office first a target of scorn and then a cause célèbre.

The chief reason: the election was so close that a vocal Mr. Gore could easily look like a sore loser and undo the good will of his statesmanlike concession.

That night, she sang a song that suggested a vocal comparison that has dogged her, and other singers, in the past decade, though it wasn't such a common reference point in 1996: Billie Holiday.

The piano provides a subtle carpet, often in rushing arpeggios, that accentuates a vocal line as gently steady as Silvestre's verse.

We used the colour-word version of the Stroop task to examine control of conflict in a verbal task that requires a vocal rather than a manual response (Stroop, 1935; for a review see MacLeod, 1991).

"We recorded that really late at night, a live track, and it wasn't that good of a vocal.

And she argued that while a "vocal minority" of people in the Arab world supported the Iranian government and its nuclear ambitions, most Arabs did not.