In this track by The Max Tribe, we used Nectar Elements to add a touch of dynamics correction and tonal clarity to the vocal, along with a subtle reverb effect to lift it up in the mix.

In this funky example, we used plenty of de-essing, tonal EQ, and reverb  to tighten up the vocal and give it a boost above the mix

In this example from Latrell James, we gave this vocal extra character with lots of compression, tonal EQ, and reverb, as well as some light pitch correction and liberal de-essing.

In this example from the alternative rock band Sportsfan, we used plenty of Space and Tone EQ to help the vocal stand out, some light compression and de-essig to control dynamics, and even a bit of pitch correction! 

Nectar Elements works great on spoken dialogue as well as sung vocals.  In this example, we used the Dialogue Vibe setting, along with the De-ess slider to tackle sibilance, the Tone slider to increase intelligibility, and the Dynamics slider to bring consistency in volume level.