This is a powerful tool which Mr Blair has in the past pressed into the service of feel-good speeches enunciating the vision thing.
Rather than issuing detailed lists of proposals, he usually chose the Reaganesque strategy of enunciating general principles a defensive ploy, to be sure, but one that often left viewers with a clearer idea of where he stood.
Anointed at Reims in January 1317, Philip quickly moved to consolidate his position, and on February 2 an assembly of barons, prelates, Parisian bourgeois, and doctors of the University of Paris recognized him as king, enunciating the principle that Joan, as a woman, could not succeed to the throne of France.
Before he switched his microphone on, the starter, a taciturn fellow with a broad Fife accent, had several goes at enunciating Fouquet, but it kept coming out rather unfortunately rhyming with "bucket".
She blows out her cheeks, enunciating the word repeatedly, trying a lisp, then a tongue roll: "puth-hee".
Her English, learnt at school, seems effortlessly fluent, though she complains that after a few hours, the strain of enunciating English vowel sounds makes her jaw ache.
"You gon' kill me on the 'ta's, bitch?" Jones said, enunciating each word for effect.
He read it carefully, precisely enunciating each word.
A succession of Marine and Afghan officers then stood before makeshift maps and outdid themselves in enunciating the precepts of counterinsurgency doctrine and pronouncing confidence in its success.
"To fuck off," Valerie enjoyed enunciating precisely, as if she hadn't often used that word.
"We're finishing up that Bacardi, Ed," Lottie said, enunciating too carefully.
