Gucci Mane showed a generation how to emphasize intonation over enunciation, and how to deploy slight rhythmic imprecision to buck the stiff authority of the beat.
Christmas mortification for me though: my family will laugh at my ludicrous over-enunciation of "a brrreast fulllll of millllk and a cradle fulllll of hay".
He employed rhetorical devices that made his words weapons: the amplification and over-enunciation; the deliberate, timed pauses between words; the elongation of the second syllables of certain words, such as "among," "indeed," "comported"; and the evocation of emotion through lilting inflection at unexpected moments.
A true believer in Elysium's preservation-of-privilege-through-quarantine, her pained smiles, over-enunciation, and the changing hues of her outfits -- from white to gray to gun-barrel pewter -- suggest both her growing militarism and the sense that Elysium is getting hard to protect, what with namby-pamby politicians forbidding lethal force against refugee shuttles.
During mukrabu, the Daba has to expel dozens of malefic spirits, indicating that he has to repeat above enunciation and gestures for over ten times.
But what puts it over is Stern's hilarious enunciation of every lyric, though Marcus Stevens sets the tone for the guys by being an amiable but soft-focused Ricky Martin, goofy a la most improv but not quite dead-on.
Depending on its content, the enunciation varies from several minutes to over 1 h.
George W. Bush favored the flight suit look when he landed on the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln back in May 2003 for his premature enunciation that the Iraq War was over.
The first thing you notice listening to the album is the high, nasal voice, steely and precise; the enunciation is clear, and Jay-Z moves over each syllable lightly.
Speaking over the phone with the careful enunciation that once earned the diction prize at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, Mr. Jason said this about recording Proust: "These things sort of take over in ways you didn't expect.
