Sentence examples for evident diction from inspiring English sources
The cast was uneven and one particularly pressing issue for ENO was evident: diction, or lack of it.
Her gift for exactness of observation and precision of diction is evident in her first book of poems, Stone and Flower (1943), as well as in her later poetry.
Arthur's valiant fight against mental jumble — evident in the precision of his diction, the minor and constant corrections to his posture, his refusal to reveal himself with eye contact — is so touching as to suggest the whole human condition.
One sign of the relatability of Thorin's Company is the degree of demotic diction and frank expression evident in their scenes in The Hobbit; such plainspeak is harrowingly absent from The Lord of the Rings, even among the latter film's nominally low-mimetic figures.
O'Faolain's diction is plain and accessible.
Her diction was often indistinct.
Diction was generally excellent.
Santorum's diction – corely convicted?
Truth is stranger than diction.
