Sentence examples for vocal matters from inspiring English sources

Believing that this indicates considerable indifference to vocal matters in Western culture, Karpf presents an omnium-gatherum of data from every science that has ever bumped into the vocal cords.

Increasingly vocal about matters of sexuality, he was also recently given the accolade of his own A Night With... special on ITV 1. 17 (19) James Wharton Soldier The military man who became a pioneer for gay soldiers after appearing on the cover of Soldier magazine in 2009 alongside the slogan "Pride" continues to be a role model for gay people in the Army.

Boycott continued to be vocal in matters cricket.

These principles of vocal artistry matter just as much onstage, as the best operatic artists understand.

The idea was simple: Keep the fans engaged and preferably vocal, no matter the time, score or win-loss record.

In fact, the 18-year-old has weary down to a T. Weary, barely-there guitars, weary vocals, weary subject matter.

Significant differences between nonvocal and vocal communication are matters more of degree than of kind.

From tiny groups vocal on local matters to great national organisations, all risk being silenced in the year before a general election, to avoid falling under electoral law.

Headlining the event is the influential lyricist Prodigy, of Mobb Deep, who rose to prominence in the mid-nineties with his strong vocal style, dark subject matter, and public critiques of his contemporaries.

As his vocal soared, his subject matter was equally outrageous: In Rai Don Giovanni took pot-shots at Silvio Berlusconi's alleged marital infidelities, while A Great Day in Kathmandu revisited Joanna Lumley's trip to Nepal after her Gurkha campaign.

(The foundation has been a vocal opponent of Matter's efforts to exhibit his paintings as Pollocks).