Sentence examples for vocal rage from inspiring English sources
The phrase "vocal rage" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe an intense expression of anger or frustration that is communicated through voice. Example: "During the meeting, her vocal rage was evident as she expressed her dissatisfaction with the project's progress."
With sweet May dews my wings were wet, And Phoebus fir'd my vocal rage; He caught me in his silken net, And shut me in his golden cage.
Melissa Maerz of Entertainment Weekly gave the song a B rating and said, "the song's grinding guitars, massive drums, goth-princess piano frills, and warrior-grrrl vocal rage feel like 2007 all over again".
Of all the parties involved, authors have been perhaps the most vocal, raging over Amazon's shipping delays and other maneuvers.
Personally I understand the reasons that people have put forth for disliking the change and I implore those in charge to not dismiss them as meaningless noise from a disillusioned and vocal minority raging against the changes because they have little better to do.
In 2001, he joined rock supergroup Audioslave, which consisted of Cornell on lead vocals, together with Rage Against The Machine members Tom Morello, Tim Commerford and Brad Wilk (drums).
(Anderson) ★ Ray LaMontagne (Monday) His raspy, effortlessly gilded vocal on "Tears of Rage" was a highlight of the "Love for Levon" tribute concert to Levon Helm in October.
For sheer vocal power and disturbing rage, Philip Falcone as Byck, garbed in what appears to be a Santa Claus suit, takes the prize.
Just when it seems that the comic spirit of the evening has been swallowed up in melancholy, the original, rampaging Kiki returns, her extreme jazz vocals now fuelled by rage at herself and the world.
In the 1990's that kind of uninhibited angst -- merged with stomping, bottom-scraping metal riffs, bursts of rage and vocals that switched between rock and rap -- made Korn the choice of millions of adolescents and postadolescents who felt like a "freak on a leash".
A numbed female vocal cries before a raging guitar riff begins to shatter a pain-filled pop texture.
You won't find any festival build-ups, ratchet trap snares, or cheesy rage-inducing vocal bombs in this mix.
