Sentence examples for For enunciation from inspiring English sources

Kamaiyah was raised in East Oakland and has that unmistakable Bay Area gift for enunciation, and her vocal range is warm and low and slightly androgynous.

When he's on, he can still rival that upstart Jay-Z for enunciation, rhythmic change-ups and stringing together simile after simile.

Your phone may have a voice recorder too, but it may not be high enough quality for enunciation practice.

This means that a nasal in a syllable coda will not move to the position of the following syllable onset for ease of enunciation.

The road movie proper begins, with a series of cameos including Magda Szubanski as a fly-swatting cafe attendant with a penchant for provocative enunciation of the word "hot" and Deborah Mailman, who bursts woozily onto the scene as a drunken random offering to show Willie a condom trick.

The other type includes all enunciations expect for fundamental enunciation.

Russell Ross [ 33] is highly regarded for his enunciation of the response-to-injury hypothesis, which states that endothelial damage precedes SMC migration and proliferation, deposition of intracellular and extracellular lipid, and accumulation of extracellular matrix.

The designer Michael Kors has a talent for pithy enunciations of where fashion is at.

So, hey, if Obama wakes up tomorrow and says, "Give Paul Ryan whatever he wants," we would probably end the tradition of Ron Fournier dusting off his old "Whither leadership?" columns for repeat enunciations.

She was not a natural actress and was often criticised for her poor enunciation.

(In the unlikely event that either of these actresses is indeed British, the Home Office might want to consider revoking citizenship for crimes against enunciation).