Sentence examples for vocal manner from inspiring English sources

She described her vocal manner as "blues feeling with a jazz beat".

What human-rights organizations would ordinarily have conducted in a visible and vocal manner became a behind-the-scenes campaign.

Like Eddy Arnold, he purveyed a softer, warmer vocal manner, while keeping the music muscular by placing it in the bluesy small-group setting of Texan honky-tonk.

Bernstein's performance is passionately lyrical; the two slower movements, the first and the third, are long songs, led by forward, gleaming strings articulating in a vocal manner.

You may find yourself wondering how a nun whose previous life experience did not include a stint in drama school acquired such an authoritative stage presence and grand vocal manner.

As with 2014's superb Belle, A United Kingdom depicts a world in flux, and once again Asante manages to dramatise global upheavals through intimate personal observations – Pike's anxious yet resilient smile (not to mention her hilarious regal wave); Oyelowo's defiant boxer stance and commanding vocal manner.

In 1929 he went to the Old Vic and within a year he had played Macbeth, Hamlet, Oberon, Orlando, Romeo again and Richard II, and was instantly established as an outstanding and a very modern Shakespearean, eschewing the ponderous and orotund vocal manners of tradition, astonishing audiences with the celerity of his thinking and the directness of his emotional response.

Her forthright manner, clipped vocal style and ubiquitous cigarette contributed to a public persona which has often been imitated and parodied.

In some tracks, Eno's vocals emulate the manner of the lead singer of his former band Roxy Music, Bryan Ferry.

Cleaves tries to be a vocal leader in the manner of Magic Johnson, who led Michigan State to its 1979 title.

The short interludes are not so much songs as studies in vocal texture, in the manner of Meredith Monk.