Sentence examples for vocal ways from inspiring English sources

Out here in Portland, where the folks are so laid back you often feel like you have to take their pulse to make sure they're still alive, my vocal ways have gotten me into trouble once or twice.

He cuts a dapper figure as Holmes and has an agreeable vocal way with the stylish loquacity of the detective's deductive reasoning.

Many ambitious tenors have blown out their voices by taking on Siegfried, but Mr. Morris has found his own vocal way with the role and seems to know what he is doing.

Sarkozy — "The Artist" of French politics in his very vocal way — is perceived by many as "too much" after five years of rule, while there are doubts whether Hollande is "enough".

Several years ago I had to explain to a leading professional cyclist precisely why it was that the media and hardcore cycling fans were so determined to remain sceptical, in some cases in a very vocal way, about performances that stood out and about explanations that did not quite fit.

Composer Leigh Roberts of JECO Music adds, "Besides the instrumental passes, you may want to take a vocal "way-down" mix.

In my critique of American ultra-liberalism I simply mean to issue one heartfelt request: I ask that liberal parents and liberal communities support their kids not only in the most visible or vocal way, but also the most thoughtful.

Twenty-three-year-old photographer Rochelle Brock says that self-acceptance comes in many forms: "the way we love, the way we are vocal, the way we are intimate with ourselves and others that plays a huge part in our identity, especially in this internet age".

"I am far more vocal in ways that the viewer never sees," she said.

These three are Verbal (the words that you speak--almost as if they were peeled right off the page), Vocal (the way that you say those words--intonation and projection), and Visual (the way you look and act while you are speaking).

The vocal is way too high in the mix, as if he's in the room, bellowing in your ear.