shrillness

IPA: ʃrˈɪɫnʌs

Examples of "shrillness" in Sentences

Just like they want to butch-out or bitch-out Hillary with her "shrillness" or "ambition."
What I find frustrating about your shrillness is precisely that it seems to be an objective in itself.
Notable about this election, (and a great disappointment to this partisan observer,) is the sheer 'shrillness' of the rhetoric.
At any rate, McCain shrillness and inability to draw money, coverage and set an original agenda shows what a total dinosaur loser he is.
Not one comment about Hillary by Edwards, Dodd, Obama or the others on Tuesday had even the faintist whiff of sexism: nothing about "shrillness" or any other code word.
The pitch of Londonistan may occasionally exceed that which is discernible to the human ear, but her shrillness is the result of a wholly justifiable anger that few people in power seem to be listening.
However - no matter what criticisms can be leveled against Krugman for his "shrillness", as it's been called, no objective person could have read that op-ed and seriously believe he was advocating a bubble.
Re: the ostensible "shrillness" and "vitriol" that you feel obliged to draw attention to in every intervention you've made: It's a tailor-made (well, actually it's off the rack) journalistic cliche in any argument against a non-mainstream position to label it as shrill and so forth.