In several pairs of sequential solos Mr. Potter created rapid, articulate pitch-accurate phrasing, and Mr. Akinmusire played his foil, using short, gapped, spare phrasing and a soft tone.
At first, I was worried that only the Bible thumpers or fans of "Atlas Shrugged" would respond to an idea like this, but people made very compelling and articulate pitches for their books.
"But Connect helped me to articulate the pitch about my company so that the people really do believe me".
I made sure you were taken care of when I was in Tom Kean's administration," Gluck told NorthJersey.com, articulating her pitch for gay rights in New Jersey.
The wistful tune, as interpreted by Lynn in her characteristic low pitch, articulated the longings of families and lovers separated by the war and thus became a touchstone to many.
Some of Mr. Queenan's accounts of his travails as a Phillies and Eagles fan are highly amusing, and at his best he articulates with perfect pitch the existential agony of the die-hard fan in all its absurdity and genuine heartache.
Each team will give a 3-minute pitch articulating their idea and their ask of the audience.
The voice he chooses for Blakey's narration is pitch-perfect: just articulate and fluent enough to keep readers happy, but not so much so that we feel that Mosley is trying to remind us that he's smarter than his creation.
During his brief term in office, Cameron has shown himself not merely articulate, but endowed with almost perfect pitch in many of his public pronouncements, such as his apology for Bloody Sunday.
His voice — crisp and articulate, just a tad piercing, cagily pitched to the subject matter and inflected with a precisely calibrated measure of enthusiasm — was as recognizable as a theme song.
Sharon's assessment of Bibi's view is accurate, which is too bad; Bibi, a generation younger than Arik, would be well advised to pitch in now, when Israel needs articulate hard-line voices, and make his move later.
