Sentence examples for enunciation to from inspiring English sources
We didn't, of course, expect the Incumbent precise Dutchess-Groton-Harvard enunciation to come off the Indiana larynx of the Pretender.
Applying her sunny soprano and perfect enunciation to Mr. Sondheim's ambivalent, fiercely verbal lyrics, she refreshed the songs and warmed them up.
The New Yorker, September 28 , 1940P. 13 We didn't, of course, expect the Incumbent precise Dutchess-Groton-Harvard enunciation to come off the Indiana larynx of the Pretender.
By Clifford Orr and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, September 28 , 1940P. 13 We didn't, of course, expect the Incumbent precise Dutchess-Groton-Harvard enunciation to come off the Indiana larynx of the Pretender.
Steven Page brings his immaculate Gilbert and Sullivanesque enunciation to Don Alfonso's patter, Sophie Bevan's splendidly sung Despina is so much more than a rebellious comic turn, and Thomas Glenn has the honesty if not the sustained vocal rapture for Ferrando's most heartfelt moments.
This anecdotic story discloses perfectly how Daba connect ritual enunciation to the "interiorization" of their knowledge.
Indicators include a delay in acquiring language, poor enunciation, failure to properly follow instructions and a tendency to turn the volume up on the television or sit very close to it.
Speaks of Robert Montgomery having instructed General Eisenhower in enunciation how to dress, etc., the President learned much from this course and, the Republicans who hoped eventually to succeed him studied themselves in mirrors..the Democratic candidates did the same.
Every enunciation seemed to confess the same tremulous, yearning hand.
The result is a wonderful blend of the urbane and the funky, with surprising falsetto notes and insinuating blues twists that bring his perfect enunciation down to earth.
The results are a wonderful blend of the urbane and the funky enhanced with surprising falsetto notes and insinuating blues twists that bring his perfect enunciation down to earth.
