Sentence examples for vocal attack from inspiring English sources

Her vocal attack and wicked comic timing thrive in a Broadway-size house like Paper Mill's.

Look at the difference between 'the' and 'thuh.' The 'uh' requires the actor to employ a different physical, emotional, vocal attack".

The mansion tax remains popular in polls but it has been the subject of a vocal attack by donors and some newspapers, notably the Times.

The newly strident vocal attack of Catherine Curtin may be a consequence of her long run as the burned-out Janis Joplin; she plays three actresses harshly and implausibly.

Sloppy, malnourished, lank-haired, a self-proclaimed "negative creep" with beautiful eyes and a vocal attack that stylized adolescent angst as cannily as Billie Holiday's stylized the sophisticated kind, Cobain stands apart from the long line of rock's outsider heroes.

Overwhelmingly positive vibes for Kris Humphries, who was under vocal attack from opposing fans in New York and Washington following the end of his brief marriage to the reality TV star Kim Kardashian, turned negative against the Nets when Jeff Teague buried a 3-pointer to put the Hawks up by 57-30 early in the third quarter.

Brown leaped onto the court screaming, and his assistants alternated between restraining him and mounting their own vocal attacks on the officials.

The noise of the critics mounted after David Cameron himself twice parroted the claims with vocal attacks in parliament that led to howls of protest at dog-whistle politics.

While evading capture, Kogălniceanu authored some of the most vocal attacks on Sturdza, and, by July, a reward was offered for his apprehension "dead or alive".

He has remained on the backbenches but fuelled talk of a front-line comeback earlier this year with a vocal Commons attack on the government's benefit changes.

That hasn't stopped a vocal minority attacking the project as haram (an Arabic term meaning sinful), though, and yesterday the BBC Asian Network held a vigorous debate asking whether the video was halal (an action that is permissible to engage in).