Sentence examples similar to droll pitch from inspiring English sources
With the droll, pitch-perfect David Hyde Pierce and the formidable Debra Monk.
The task of sorting out the murderer from the MacGuffins falls to the beady, stagestruck Boston police detective Lieutenant Frank Cioffi (the droll, pitch-perfect David Hyde Pierce), who, as the evening wears on, also sorts out the gnarly production problems of the show's flat eleven-o'clock number.
Stern's wonderfully droll delivery is, in itself, a delight.
Lou Reed, writer of all the aforementioned songs, was, she scoffs in a pitch-perfect German-accented droll, "A usurper of souls, like a cat".
— her delivery moved from droll to defiant.
They--along with a droll actress named Jennifer Simard, as a repressed and lapsed Singing Nun with a pitch-challenged guitar--make Disaster! watchable, at least.
A droll Burt Kennedy specialty, deliciously road-tested by Lee Marvin in "Seven Men From Now," has the badman pitching woo at the lady (the lamp-eyed Gail Russell) in front of Scott (and her weak husband, Walter Reed) by genially pretending to discuss another woman he met once upon a time.
Very droll, Keith Austin.
