I remember working with him to more clearly enunciate in a highly competitive endeavor.
There was one version, enunciated in Haynes's letter to Leahy, aimed at critics.
This is a thought that Jimmy Carter enunciated in his "malaise" speech.
Art today is perpetually restaging ideas first enunciated in the 1960s or even the 1910s.
What interests Michaels is the ideology of diversity, particularly as it is enunciated in universities.
Enunciated in an all-caps protest, words like "daft cunt" and "twat" pop up every few minutes.
Both the SpeechNow case and the F.E.C. ruling relied on the rationale for unlimited spending enunciated in Citizens United.
The phrase "beautiful woman," when enunciated in certain tones by certain haughty white women, undoubtedly means "ordinary-looking black woman".
"G-l-i-s-t-e-n-e-d!" Brandon Sanchez, 10, the son, enunciated in preparation for a test.
The American military refers to its strategy, first enunciated in Iraq in 2006, as "clear, hold and build".
But, as we all know, T.S.A. policies, as enunciated in Washington, are not always followed precisely to the letter.
