Sentence examples for enunciation on from inspiring English sources
The vocalization is typically polished, but there are lapses in the discipline essential to a cappella performance, notably in enunciation (on one occasion, "true zimplizity").
We find that the worker was rendered visible and enunciated via actuarial knowledge, and we trace the effects of that enunciation on the relations between the employer and the worker.
Here he is, perfectly balancing the emotion and enunciation on this They Didn't Believe Me.
Glenn Beck mocked Chris Matthews' enunciation on his radio program on Tuesday, speculating that the MSNBC host was intoxicated on air.
Steve Juon of RapReviews commented on 50 Cent's enunciation on the song, observing how the background vocals "never distract from 50's words" and that his "skills as an orator helped him rise to his current station in life".
As YouTube user Reyna Quintana so eloquently puts it, "HOW COULD U DESCRIBE BEING HAPPY BETTER THAN THIS??? AND 4 A BETTER REASON!!! PERFECTION, ABSOLUTE PERFECTION!!!" This PLO Man favorite's made the grade because the enunciation on display is absolutely next level.
If the enunciation of "dhadha" from one hand underlines the continuity of the legitimacy of the officiant Daba in a temporal span, "pudZiola," on the other hand, emphasizes its spatial diffusion among various ethnic groups.
Based on his earlier enunciation of "the motto of the good citizen"—"To obey punctually, to censure freely" (1977, 399)—Bentham conceived the POT as a "fictitious tribunal" or public court of opinion, argument, and debate.
Yodel, type of singing in which high falsetto and low chest notes are rapidly alternated; its production is helped by the enunciation of open and closed vowels on the low and high notes of wide intervals.
Robert Plant's voice could handle everything from the screaming introduction of Immigrant Song to the gentle enunciation of the start of Ramble On.
"Long time ago, the Daba had characters and wrote the enunciation contents on pieces of cattle skin.
