Sentence examples for enunciating with from inspiring English sources

"A swan has gotten her wings, Terrence," Weir said, enunciating with portentous glee.

Interpreting lyrics with great care and enunciating with a precision that clarifies every syllable, he projects an ingenuous high-strung sensitivity.

"We have a stovepipe vision of what we can do, but we'd spoken with the Singaporeans first," she said, enunciating with exaggerated clarity and gesturing broadly with her arms.

This task is enunciated with particular earnestness in the writings of the Prophets.

"Your child might want to be a ballerina," he enunciates, with a man-on-advert pirouette.

The fact, however, is that these very same crude fallacies are being enunciated, with confidence, by famous and influential economists.

This is more like heightened music-theatre, enunciated with authority and polished with elaborate sonic costume changes.

When Ms. Evancho is impassioned, or aiming to communicate passion, she enunciates with her hands and neck as much as with her voice.

Clips of Sheppard played while the old-timers took batting practice, eliciting remembrances from those whose names he enunciated with precision.

He blamed the absence of footie watersports and manly fun on "Health and Safety" – the phrase enunciated with the now customary level of contempt.

What we said: "This is more like heightened music-theatre, enunciated with authority and polished with elaborate sonic costume changes," wrote John Lewis in the Guardian.