Sentence examples for enunciate some from inspiring English sources

Olsen, 24, has since regained his speech, but video of the interview shows him speaking slowly and struggling to enunciate some words.

At the press conference after the meeting, Obama commendably didn't embrace Cameron's proposal when asked about it, and even Cameron seemed to at least appear to back off his own anti-encryption proclamation, saying he's "not trying to enunciate some new doctrine".

Strangest moment of the TV show was watching an uncomfortable Ellen Page trying to enunciate some of her very profound thoughts.

He said that he wanted to enunciate, initially, some "principles" of his tenure.

Consider Guru-ology, the discipline that takes its guiding questions to be those enunciated by some guru, and lays down as its methodology that acceptable answers are all and only the guru's pronouncements (perhaps assuming consistency so let us assume for good measure that the guru is consistent and more generally probabilistically coherent).

His head was stuffed with books and beautiful polysyllabic words which, later, he would enunciate very slowly, as if chewing some favourite candy.

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

Sabathia self-censored on the fly, omitting the F-word from the title and choosing not to enunciate at a key moment in the second line ("It ain't nothin' but some shit I wrote").

Neer wanted them to enunciate.

"Eighteen!" I enunciate as best I can.

Does he have to enunciate every consonant?