Sentence examples for vocal portion from inspiring English sources

For a significant, and increasingly vocal, portion of the nation, the Mercedes M Class is the devil's motor.

And a very vocal portion of the audience objected -- citing concerns with the design and the functionality of the updated commenting system.

Egypt's new military regime, and a sizable and vocal portion of the Egyptian population, have made it very clear that they just want the United States to leave it alone.

Thursday night at the Town Hall, it seemed clear that a large, vocal portion of the audience had come to see Mr. Glass (its members sometimes broke into spontaneous cheers at his stage entrances, especially those involving dance routines), and not the muscularly precise dancers Monica Bill Barnes, who also directed and choreographed the show, and Anna Bass.

At this juncture, I'm going to put the vocal portion of the story on hold until later in the year and continue with the instrumental portion of our history program, which began with various student pickup accoutrements of the Glee Club – the Instrumental Club in 1876, the Banjo Club in 1884, the Mandolin Club in 1890.

A small, but very vocal, portion of Flickr's user base of 100 million members, immediately took to the forums to lament the fact that the site's new "auto-tagging" feature was enabled by default, and, worse, that there was no opt-out option provided.

This is an unpopular development in the most vocal portions of the gaming internet: mictrotransactions have been lambasted since they first started showing up first in free-to-play and then $60 games, and people still tend to praise a tightly crafted single-player story above all else.

On some nights, Smith would join Grandaddy onstage and sing lead vocals on portions of "He's Simple, He's Dumb, He's the Pilot".

The sensory component is primarily represented by the superior laryngeal nerve, which provides sensation across the epiglottis, false vocal folds, and portions of the pyriform sinus.

Alarm calls of heterospecifics may provide birds with information about attacking raptors (Magrath et al. 2009), which could present another potential masking problem since wing whistles (1.3 2.9 kHz) overlap with the range at which the major portion of vocal communication in songbirds is produced (1 2 kHz) (Lewald 1990).

Names are purpose-made portions of vocal sound, expertly constructed for their specific function of marking off this or that item's being.