Sentence examples for loud pitch from inspiring English sources

Not only did the production feel somewhat swallowed by the large space, the actors often found themselves speaking at a loud pitch just to hear each other – and some of the early buzz on the show criticized them for seeming to shout.

He's made bold, brash, and loud pitches and promises to do everything from end the war to clean up the economy.

I recall walking along the West Side piers in Manhattan and hearing a Puerto Rican queen, defending one of her "children," say to an opponent, "You want me to go 'Beloved' on your ass?" Morrison's critics reached their loudest pitch when she was awarded the Nobel Prize, in 1993, a year that Thomas Pynchon and Joyce Carol Oates had been favored to win.

The rhetoric is its loudest pitch ever under the Bush administration.

Until now De Brito has been best known for her loud high-pitch screech, but today she showed her on-court credentials by outplaying the four-time Grand Slam champion on Court Two.

Scientists speculate that Corythosaurus could make loud, low pitched cries "like a wind or brass instrument", such as a trombone.

Really earning his paycheck, Harrison mediates a very loud, high pitched fight between Stephanie (who is here for the right reasons), Brian and a mute Des.

Adult males communicate with loud bellows low pitched sounds that consist of snore-like inhalations and resonant exhalations that sound like growls.

There's "cold" anger, in which words may be overarticulated but spoken softly, and "hot" anger, in which voices are louder and pitched higher.

Many of the portrayals have entirely one pitch: loud and shrill.

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