Sentence examples for enunciate it from inspiring English sources

At this point, Vick has to demonstrate his remorse, not only enunciate it.

At the same time, it's a big enough change, and a sensitive enough issue, that we need to not enunciate it as a general principle, if in fact it's not a very good generalized policy".

To enunciate it, we will consider, for some, satisfying.

During the introductions that preface each event, even the organizers who've invited me have difficulty getting my name right, and in one school library, I enunciate it over and over again.

One issue will become inflamed as soon as the votes are counted – the notorious West Lothian question named after the constituency of its then MP, Tam Dalyell, who first enunciated it – the question of Scottish MPs voting on specifically English issues and conceivably even determining the result.

When the EMH was first enunciated it was assumed, as a corollary, that aggregate stock prices behaved in a random way.

When Dennis Cometti calls upon his entire vocal range and enunciates it's as though the words are echoing up from the bottom of a French oak wine barrel.

As he has said – and you can hear that droll sardonic voice enunciating it: "I'm certainly not aware of suppressing more sophisticated ambitions".

The problem, of which most European politicians are well aware, even if they avoid enunciating it, is that both national governments and the European institutions are not dealing effectively with the challenges our societies face.

It was an obvious speech to make but Hague was constitutionally incapable of enunciating it; the blood in his veins ran so Tory blue that he would rather the sixth formers stayed at home on polling day than vote Labour.

Then there has been Google Wave, a product so revolutionary that nobody could quite enunciate what it was for, including Google.