Sentence examples for for enunciating from inspiring English sources

While her father sold furniture from a store called Crazy Sophie's Factory Outlet, and her mother recorded phone announcements for the local movie theater, Ms. Silverman was encouraged to crack precociously obscene jokes and rewarded with laughter for enunciating the word tampons or telling her Nana just where she could put her freshly baked brownies.

He is also notable for enunciating an observation that is worth a bit of consideration.

That's how Justin Bieber can be praised for making "tropical house" music that's really just watered down dancehall, while Rihanna can release a song like "Work" and be criticized for not enunciating properly by white music writers who fail to take into consideration the existence of patois. .

Thus the Court adopted as a rule of labor law pre-emption the constitutional standard of media liability for defamation originally enunciated for libel actions by public officials in New York Times Co., supra, and subsequently extended to public figures in Curtis Publishing Co.

­Washington must be the "main arbiter", he says, but the time has come for an approach based on the principle of land for peace, enunciated in UN resolutions dating back decades and embodied in the 1991 Madrid peace conference, the only forum at which Israel faced all its Arab enemies.

"We seek a country with a written constitution protecting not just the liberties for the people but enunciating the rights of the citizen".

"You gon' kill me on the 'ta's, bitch?" Jones said, enunciating each word for effect.

(5) enunciating special rule for support received from new spouse of parent, deleting former par.

Yet there is a risk for candidates in too loudly enunciating the politics of adulthood.

"I found fox and raccoon skins from a crazy dude in Virginia," she says, perfectly enunciating her flair for the Americana style.

"They're not available here because of government inertia, and it's unconscionable," he says, speaking with characteristic speed, enunciating every syllable for emphasis.