Sentence examples similar to diction of the request from inspiring English sources

Nothing came of the request.

The diction of the singers varied markedly.

The inflamed rhetoric of "Blood Meridian" is problematic because it reduces the gap between the diction of the murderous judge and the diction of the narration itself: both speak with mythic afflatus.

By April Bernard The New Yorker, September 8 , 1997P. 82 The diction of the dispossessed, clattering.

The style and diction of the poem were typical of Livingston's work, but not of Moore's, Foster said.

In the diction of the Modern Synthesis, he noted, 'survival of the fittest' becomes a tautology.

The "old diction" here are phrases and words from the "Three Collections": the Kokinshū, the Gosen Wakashū, and the Shūi Wakashū, but not much older than that (for instance, the diction of the Man'yōshū was considered too old).

Do you feel that the diction of each speaker guided you to the decision they made?

It was the program speaking; the diction of addiction.

Their German was generally excellent, trained by the diction coach of the Bayreuth Festival.

Cavalcanti's poems glow with the brilliance, grace, and directness of diction characteristic of the style at its best.