Sentence examples for vocal confidence from inspiring English sources

On her second, "Mythical Kings and Iguanas" (1971), many critics noticed a growing vocal confidence.

Mr. Stritch is a pop-jazz smoothie who is gaining in vocal confidence and personality as he matures.

Mr. Webb ascribes his late-blooming vocal confidence and continuing creativity to his sobriety and his overcoming of a lifelong fear of singing in public.

Ms. Britton called from Nashville, where she just began shooting the new season of the series, to discuss the nomination and vocal confidence.

That was when it seemed that Ms. Clarkson, who has a malleable voice and a boatload of vocal confidence, might be a soul siren in the making.

With each engagement Ms. West, who made her Oak Room debut in 1996, displays more courage, maturity, interpretive insight and vocal confidence.

Whereas my main focus at 17 was probably defeating the latest Super Mario Bros. game, she's focused on her music career, which is already flourishing thanks to her edgy vocals and confidence.

What Rocky really stands for is the long-term shift away from m.c.s who are merely clever versifiers and toward those who combine personality, vocal timbre, and confidence to establish an identity that marks a body of work.

In last week's rehearsal, the soprano fearlessly sang the demanding role, taking the widest vocal leaps with confidence and clarity.

Morocco has earned a strong, vocal vote of confidence from the American people at a time when we need all of the Arab support we can muster in the struggle against ISIS in North and Sub-Saharan Africa.

Mr. Chu is certainly aware of this, given the close-up attention he lavishes on the priceless combination of eyes, hair and jawline, of smile, vocal timbre and self-confidence that have carried the waifish — but fit! — Mr. Bieber to pop-culture Valhalla.