Sentence examples for pitched emotion from inspiring English sources

The trick for Mr. Feinberg is to sort through a jumble of legal minutiae, state politics and pitched emotion to find a solution that feels Solomonic to everyone, or at least better than the alternatives.

The crowd knew all of those songs too, including every rhyme of "Novacane," which laments a culture of numbness and artificiality in the bedroom and on the radio: "Every single record, Auto-Tuning/Zero emotion, muted emotion, pitch-corrected computed emotion".

But Darvish, who pitches with emotion and a conspicuous competitive zeal, is different from Matsuzaka and Igawa.

Instead you just want to pitch with emotion and passion, to look people in the eye and talk straight from the heart.

Despite all the high-pitched emotion, the film also acknowledges Balzac's sense of humor.

And Stella hasn't let me down yet there's something about her character that attracts drama and high-pitched emotion.

And Stella hasn't let me down yet — there's something about her character that attracts drama and high-pitched emotion.

Veering between high-pitched emotion and tedious scholarship, Qadhi argued that the case presented no conflict of loyalties because Abdulmutallab, by all appearances, committed a crime, violating both American and Islamic law.

He just came in and pitched images and emotions.

The blues is pitched with the emotions and resonance and feeling of a lot of Punjabi folk music, which is what I grew up with.

Rather than inviting the viewer to stand back and admire the production, these photographs are pitched primarily to emotions that are often ambivalent or ill-defined.