Sentence examples for clear pitch from inspiring English sources

But there was no clear pitch – apart from I'm not the lunatic.

The cape This is a clear pitch to the British in general.

But it's loud and clear — pitch perfect, even — in his latest gallery show, at Marianne Boesky's Upper East Side branch.

3. TAILOR THE PITCH TO "THEM:" While it is important to have a clear pitch that defines you, it is equally important to follow through with the objective.

More than that, Labour fought a capable campaign with lots of activists, a capable candidate and a clear pitch to voters.

The American colonel ended the meeting by saying he would give the Iraqis "some time to think," and he made a clear pitch to other officials in hiding.

Brendan James gave his all, with a clear, pitch-perfect voice, fine piano accompaniment and lots of personal stories.

That energy subsides into near-silence, with strings producing whispers of tone rather than clear pitches.

Over 80% of the students in the EC1 and EC2 conditions reported that the material in the lecture was clear, pitched correctly, of relevant content to their medical education and helped them develop a better understanding of mental illness related stigma.

Despite this trend, or more likely because of  it, Southern New Hampshire has benefited, as the remaining suburban startups have a clearer pitch to job seekers and certain heightened advantages over urban tech firms.

Travelling Scottish fans had helped clear the pitch of snow beforehand.