Sentence examples for vocal views from inspiring English sources

Broadcaster Mariella Frostrup is a brand ambassador and High50 has had great mileage out of her very vocal views on crossing the 50-year mark.

Alastair Leithead spoke to Cheryl Shuman from the club and attended a meeting to hear some controversial, but increasingly vocal views on the cannabis debate.

Moreover, through the 3D vascular indices, that is, vascularization index (VI), flow index (FI), and vascularization-flow index (VFI) by using virtual organ computer-aided analysis (VOCAL) view generate a noninvasive tool to describe the indices of vascularity [ 6, 7].

As Voodoo Vocal, he views Los Angeles from behind the wheel of his ancient funky car, which functions as both a sound studio on wheels and a private performance stage.

Typical scopes had an oval viewing area, even though the vocal cords, viewed down the throat, form a triangle.

Writing for Rolling Stone in 2002, Greg Kot took issue with Harrison's strained vocal and viewed the song as "continu[ing] in the condescending autobiographical vein" of Material World tracks such as "The Light That Has Lighted the World".

Some artists who were alive during the Cultural Revolution are vocal in their views.

It has also encouraged designers to be more vocal about their views in a firm where software engineers rule the roost.

"As she travelled the country as a reporter, meeting people who were in real economic pain, she became more vocal about her views," Sims said.

When confronted with vocal folk whose views were the opposite of mine, I always wondered what the point was in taking them on when I would never change their minds, nor them mine.

The flamboyant politician – since relocated to the less visible post of supervising political negotiations – was mobbed by sympathisers at a May Day march with many cheering his vocal anti-austerity views.