Sentence examples for better diction from inspiring English sources

You'd get better diction from a cement mixer.

Better hands produce more interesting remarks, that are spoken with better diction.

Stanton became Mike because his junior high school teachers could not properly pronounce Giancarlo (JEE-ahn-cahr-loh); once he gets a contract extension befitting a 22-year-old who hits 34 home runs, as he did last year, he can presumably surround himself with people who have better diction.

We are certainly open to suggestions for better diction.

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

I can recollect better my father's diction than I can my father.

(One caveat: Though the child performers have mastered their English accents nicely, they need to strengthen their diction, the better to put across Mr. Minchin's tasty lyrics).

The sheer polish of his singing can lead to a certain sameness; at times, I wanted sharper diction and better-defined contrasts.

Her diction is arguably better, and she seems, overall, a more relaxed performer.

Diction could be better, and it was perhaps a mistake to replace surtitles with a synopsis of the narrative.

Kumar had the more precise diction and was better educated, but Rajaratnam was one of the world's new billionaires and therefore a luminary among businessmen from the subcontinent.