vocal attack造句

• The role of Aida demands both passionate vocal attacks and ardent pianissimos.
• When not jumping into the occasional falsetto, his vocal attack is drowsy but heartfelt.
• The church's vocal attacks against Minton are typical, said religious scholars who study the Church of Scientology.
• The 1927 Sterling Memorial Library came under especially vocal attack from Yale students for its historicist spirit and its lavish use of ornament.
• Her sense of vocal attack was unfailing, her spoken passages outstanding, with every spoken word resounding through the packed Britten Studio.
• With her power restored, Amara sends a vocal attack into Heaven, provoking Rowena to leave her and return with the Winchesters and Crowley.
• Campbell's vocal attacks upon the Marxism and Freudianism popular among the British intelligentsia caused him to be a controversial figure during his own lifetime.
• At the first signing of the Treaty of Waitangi on 6 February 1840, MarupM
  gave a concerted physical display and vocal attack against the treaty.
• Perry always liked to wait until Tyler recorded his vocal so he " could weave around his vocal attack, " but Tyler wanted Perry to record first for the same reason.
• Gov . Gray Davis unleashed Tuesday his most vocal attack to date against former Los Angeles Mayor Richard Riordan, telling reporters and editors that the Republican gubernatorial candidate's stand on abortion rights is misleading voters.
• It further reprimanded Firestone for her vocal attacks of men who were part of the movement, stating that " directing ourselves against men . . . only reinforces the oppressive pattern of women defining themselves through men ".
• The controversial merger between Internet company Lycos Inc . and USA Networks Inc . is teetering on the brink of ruin, after a key director quit Lycos's board and launched a vocal attack on terms of the deal.
• I just subconsciously lean toward that kind of frantic vocal attack-- that whole kind of let your hair down, screaming, in your face kind of thing, but with a little blues and a little soul to it,
• The reviewer for " Melody Maker " felt that Queen " [ made ] an impressive debut with a heavily phased guitar intro and energetic vocal attack "; however, he thought the song to be unoriginal, and unlikely to become a hit.
• Although considered a mild-mannered politician, Hillery showed his mettle at the 1971 Fianna F醝l Ard Fheis when Kevin Boland, an opponent of Lynch s Northern policy, stormed a nearby podium and launched a very public and vocal attack on the Fianna F醝l leadership.
• When the London clergy presented loyal addresses to the new king at court in September, Sacheverell was sent away by vocal attacks by Whigs and " getting to the outward door, the footmen hissed him on a long lane on both sides till he got into a coach ".
• Grant V . Ziegler of COMA Music Magazine wrote, " For its driving force, perfect execution of synths and balanced lyrical and vocal attacks, " The Machinists of Joy " is a must own for all Industrial music fans . " Dominic Lynch of Intravenous Magazine called the album " an achievement ".
• James Gamble Rogers's extensive work at Yale University, beginning in 1917, took ecclesiastical imagery and lavish use of ornament, came under vocal attack from one of Yale's own undergraduates : " A modern building constructed for purely modern needs has no excuse for going off in an orgy of meretricious medievalism and stale iconography ."
• "Let's Get It On " received positive reviews from music critics . " Billboard " called it " fine in terms of vocal attack and material [ . . . ] touches on the excellent in terms of instrumental support ", while citing the title track and " Distant Lover " as the album's best recordings.