Sentence examples for vulnerable pitch from inspiring English sources

In its final lines, the poem breaks through the atmosphere of brooding — on life, death, nature, art, sex — and the dramatic lyric, Kunitz's lifelong project, reaches its most unyielding and most vulnerable pitch.

** In its final lines, the poem breaks through the atmosphere of brooding — on life, death, nature, art, sex — and the dramatic lyric, Kunitz's lifelong project, reaches its most unyielding and most vulnerable pitch.

Then Friday's game was rained out, and the Braves rescheduled it as part of a doubleheader Saturday, which irritated the Mets because of their vulnerable pitching.

The stage of resolving overlapping harmonics, however, is likely more vulnerable to pitch detection errors since it relies on pitches to determine appropriate notes as well as to derive spectral envelopes.

Toronto's Alex Gonzalez swung confidently and fouled a ball in the first inning tonight, a near miss, and Roger Clemens turned his head and barked out in disgust, realizing how vulnerable his pitch had been.

The movie is a darkly funny exploration of American upper-crust malaise viewed through Igby's merciless eyes, and Mr. Culkin's Igby, alternately smart-aleck and vulnerable, is pitch perfect.

An analysis by The New York Times showed that Wright was becoming more vulnerable on pitches thrown on the outside part of the plate and that he was striking out more often on fastballs.

While that kind of pervasive surveillance may be useful for companies, it could also make consumers more vulnerable to pitches for products that are not necessarily good for them, said Ryan Calo, an assistant professor at the University of Washington School of Law who studies consumer privacy.

Scouts from rival teams said he has looked more vulnerable to pitches inside.

Tobacco companies continue to market their deadly products, focusing on the most vulnerable by pitching menthol cigarettes to African Americans, using flavored e-cigarettes to hook young people, and unconscionably trying to hold back attempts at regulation in the countries of the developing world.

But numbers show that they become more vulnerable as their pitch count increases.