Sentence examples for vocal community from inspiring English sources

Cuba's small but vocal community of critics and dissidents will continue to challenge the state.

In Ghana, Mr. Obama's words were soothing to the small but vocal community of gay rights activists.

In that time, a small but vocal community of activists has grown up, and Mr. Nadery was at their forefront.

After a vocal community meeting in October, police presence on the streets of Haight Ashbury has shot up.

The site had engaged with a "passionate, loyal and vocal community many, many thousands of book-lovers strong," he added.

She moved to the Bronx, in New York, in the mid-1980s and became a vocal community gardener.

I don't need to regale you with complaints about the high rise condominium towers which seem to constantly shoot up across our skyline, or the fact that most art and music venues have changed hands over and over causing turmoil through certain (and very vocal) communities.

Between AOL's innovative Project Devil ad unit, engaging users for 27 seconds longer than traditional display ads, and The Huffington Post's highly-vocal community, with 4MM+ comments per month, we will marry attention-grabbing content and brand experiences for both advertisers and consumers.

Homosexuality was legalised in China in 1997 and the country is home to an increasingly vocal gay community.

China is also Iran's largest oil purchaser and trading partner, and a vocal expatriate community there argues vigorously against policy changes, experts say.

Widespread libertarian sentiments about personal liberty — and a small but vocal anarchist community ready on short notice to throw epithets, or sometimes rocks, at the police — often bump up against expectations of personal safety.