How To Use Shrillness In A Sentence
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The North's shrillness may also be an attempt to undermine the South as the North seeks a warming of relations with America as part of the talks over nuclear weapons.
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Their songs have a certain keening shrillness that will leave all but the hardiest nerves frazzled and jangling.
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I wonder: Speaking solely in terms of presentation and the notion of hectoring, lecturing and shrillness, do the same people who find Hillary off-putting also find Ron Paul so?
"She seemed dogmatic, almost angry, like she was vicious..."
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Ruthless editing would have crafted sharp-edged form out of the three hours of exhausting overabundance, infused subtlety into unrelieved shrillness.
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the shrillness of her hair color
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The shrillness and strident rhetoric probably did their cause more harm than good.
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It is an effective and proven way to restore high frequency speech and environmental sounds without undesirable artifacts or a perception of shrillness or tinniness.
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A distant throb ached in my head and I pressed the heels of my palms against my eyes; trying to drive out the shrillness in Niko's voice as he continued to yell across the field.
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The temperature had dipped down into the low fifties and the shrillness of the wind cut like a cerated knife.
A Love So Deep
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And so their writing is commonly marred by an undue insistence, a shrillness, a certain quality of multiloquence.
Journalism for Women A Practical Guide
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Not because, in her Brooklyn persona, as patm noticed, she pronounced the final "t" in the word "what", since any one of Jewish descent would do so naturally please save your anti-Semitic comments for cedarford, but, more important, because she relies more on the harshness, shrillness, raspiness of the NYC voice rather than on nuances.
Accents, performed with astounding flexibility.