Sentence examples for best diction from inspiring English sources

He had the best diction and also the best shirt.

At RADA, Gray won the Lord Lurgan Prize for best diction, and made her debut in 1947 at the Grand, Leeds in Edward, My Son, co-written by and starring Robert Morley, with Peggy Ashcroft.

We are certainly open to suggestions for better diction.

At my best, the diction evolves as the poem does.

Set in Buffalo, the comedy presses its provincialism way too hard, leaning on exaggeratedly square, out-of-it diction best exemplified by the haphazard uses of definite articles — "the Alzheimer's," "the smack" — that Jon Stewart wore out some time ago.

Since this result predates the present manuscript, this is at best a "post-diction", certainly not a prediction.

Changing one's voice is a motif in Smith's fiction, a new accent and diction the best costume in which to disguise an identity better left behind, and the narrator's mother has all but scrubbed away her native patois.

If the writing is leaned toward adults who have no certain preference or expertise, then average colloquial colloquial language diction is best.

At his best, he sang with crisp diction and a full-bodied if gravelly sound.

The best way to learn the perfect diction is to glean from the originals.

He was best known for his extravagant characterizations, precise diction, and comic timing.