Sentence examples for in enunciating from inspiring English sources

What makes Hagel unique is his fearlessness in enunciating views other American politicians of both parties keep to themselves.

It was also a contest of tongues: two mellifluous men, each striving to outdo the other in enunciating the high-flown melodies of Tolkien talk.

A succession of Marine and Afghan officers then stood before makeshift maps and outdid themselves in enunciating the precepts of counterinsurgency doctrine and pronouncing confidence in its success.

Obama, as Day-Lewis, says the "cosmetics were challenging" in sending up his own ears, and illustrates his struggles with capturing his accent in enunciating Ohio.

It is true that Vaca, in enunciating its formula for apportioning damages in wrongful-discharge cases, said that "it could be a real hardship on the union" to pay damages in certain circumstances.

The irony is that in enunciating such a principle that subordinates the interests of the UK as a whole to the sectional interests of one nation, not just Scotland but Wales, England and, even more controversially, Northern Ireland could have a veto that frustrates the rest of the UK's will.

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

For example, when the user asks it to go to sleep, you will find the robot enunciating – in an electronic yet textured voice – no.

The contrast often was this: Pence operated smoothly, but in pursuit of enunciating policy positions that are opposed by most Americans.

Ming's hands stir the air when she speaks, which she does in wandering monologues, enunciating prodigiously with a breathy, canyon-deep huskiness.

"When you get the exhaust spitting flames out, it does seem like a Turner sunset in November," he enunciated in that uniquely fluting delivery that is straight out of Oscar Wilde.