Sentence examples for vocal stance from inspiring English sources

On the other are human rights organizations, which favor a much more vocal stance.

The link between that data and Beyoncé, however, stands at odds with the singer's vocal stance on feminism.

He said Google's stature and the United States' increasingly vocal stance on Internet freedom could not easily be ignored.

Despite her vocal stance against the Navy, Ms. Calderón criticized protesters who tore up the fence at Camp García in Vieques on Friday.

The group has taken a highly vocal stance in favor of protecting music file traders, but has also been at the forefront of the online privacy fight.

When you highlight inequities in society and you take a vocal stance, the status quo has a problem, and those who support the status quo are uncomfortable.

But several contemporary artists have taken much more vocal stances.

Though Apple has long been vocal about its stance on security and privacy, it has recently begun utilizing that stance as a sales tool.

Normally, you respond to the whole person of someone giving a vocal performance: the stance, the gesture, the look.

Meanwhile the news that Powell has tested positive for a banned substance surprised many in athletics, especially given the Jamaican's vocal anti-drugs stance over many years.

And if audiences were deterred or upset by its vocal anti-Haider stance, it was not evident from the still, steady concentration they brought to the events -- or from their warm responses afterward.