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The best way to learn the perfect diction is to glean from the originals.

Ms. Seldes recalled Donald Smith, the convention's producer and mastermind, taking her to see its spiritual godmother, Mabel Mercer, at the St . Regis Hotelin the 1950s and being spellbound by Mercer's perfect diction and the subtlety of feeling she lavished on each word.

6.55pm: One of the great delights of this year's Oscars is the chance to hear Helen Mirren announce, in her perfect, cut-glass diction, the full title of Sacha Baron Cohen's Borat movie (though for some reason she pronounces it "B'rat").

"Gea" (City Zen), her lovely new record, combines the soft dynamics of classic bossa nova — its perfect sung diction, modest string-section arrangements and inner-directed charisma — with good old American transcendentalism.

The diction is John Locke's, but the spirit is pure Augustine.

Resnais's actors exhibit an old-fashioned immobility and self-mastery to go with their florid, letter-perfect diction; the drama both reveals the desperate desire that threatens to break through their refined behavior and suggests the proximity of worldly manners and their passionate deceptions to the disciplined furies of art.

The diction is not clear".

The diction of the singers varied markedly.

The diction throughout is marvelous and revelatory.

The diction is too blunt for pretence.

The diction was as unfortunate as the image.