Sentence examples for * the enunciation from inspiring English sources

But he confined himself to the enunciation of principles; most of the routine he left to his chief officers.

But equally significant was the enunciation of a guiding labour philosophy—"pure and simple" unionism under the aegis of Samuel Gompers and his circle of Marxist trade unionists.

One student reported that he was a man of middle stature, with a voice that combined sharpness in the enunciation of syllables and words, and softness in tone.

a man of middle stature, with a voice that combined sharpness in the enunciation of syllables and words, and softness in tone.

Vocally, she suggested a cross between Grace Slick and Joan Jett, with the enunciation of the former and the growling mannerisms of the latter.

Yodel, type of singing in which high falsetto and low chest notes are rapidly alternated; its production is helped by the enunciation of open and closed vowels on the low and high notes of wide intervals.

After a while, though, you stop noticing the peculiar enunciation; it is the words that fascinate.

" He gives the clearest enunciation of his opinion that that would be an agreement which this Court would enforce by way of injunction.

In particular, I maintain that the authoritative enunciation of a norm against domestic violence in international law can improve the way states address domestic violence.

The shift in her vocals from the careful enunciation of her early material to the smeared, ragged voice on her later recordings is pretty striking.

Then Mr. Eno stretched and tweaked those recordings to bring out quirks in the speakers' enunciation and tone, and, pushing the songs further into a realm of artificiality, added a glitchy electronic soundtrack.