Sentence examples for * enunciation in from inspiring English sources

Last year, Imogen Stubbs complained about the lack of clear enunciation in the theatre.

Dame Wendy was also memorable for her broad cheekbones and impeccable enunciation, in a warm but somewhat quavering voice.

After receiving steady criticism for this shortcoming, Ms. Sutherland worked to correct it, and sang with crisper enunciation in the 1970s.

By singing them beautifully, with perfect enunciation in her dark, alluring alto, Ms. Akers honors the melodies of songs like "Time After Time," "I Fall in Love Too Easily" and "Long Before I Knew You".

The role of enunciation in Daba's ritual process is examined in this paper in two steps: firstly, the author presents the contents, ways, and basic characteristics of ritual enunciation of the Daba; secondly, he describes a specific ritual case ("mukrabu") to demonstrate the Daba's performances of enunciation as essential ritual actions.

Critics praised her emotive enunciation in the song.

With the cadence of words stuck in tar, enunciation sunk in quicksand, Barlow has the … perfect … vocal … tool … to … bore … voters … into … submission.

In "bujutu," the Daba also depicts scenes of fundamental enunciation ("Daba in the heaven is telling reasons …… Reasons are told in our lineage").

From 2003 to 2017, the author has conducted multiple fieldworks of a total length of 22 months in the Na's villages in Sichuan and Yunnan,3 in order to understand various ritual practices of Daba, especially the enunciation ("cho" in local language) during ritual processes.

His voice is full but not overripe; his enunciation, whether in English or Italian, impeccable.

Around mid-career, though, enunciation set in, which has proven to have its ups ("Losing My Religion," "Automatic for the People") and its downs (most of "Up").