Sentence examples for vocal of from inspiring English sources

For the uninitiated, the deep drama and kooky vocal of The Calm is anything but.

The plaintive vocal of Choose Me becomes desperate and Timeless's melancholy is newly harsh.

Cleese has been vocal of late about the failings of various media companies.

AOL was the most vocal of many Internet companies demanding that cable operators allow competing services.

McKnight is the more vocal of the two, and Powell acknowledged that he had a quieter approach.

Among the most vocal of these are a group of television critics who have been ardent supporters of the producer.

"There is a presence of mature, established Republican women who are being more vocal of late," Ms. Pick said.

It was Bilas, the ESPN analyst, after all, who was among the most vocal of those disparaging the Rams.

'We've heard everything now,' says Julie Sumner, assistant secretary of the Allotment Association and the most vocal of the campaigners.

Their manifesto is arguably the most vocal of the three on themes of fairness and obstacles to achievement.

The most vocal of these companies has been Verizon, formed last year by Bell Atlantic's acquisition of the GTE Corporation.