Sentence examples for precise enunciation from inspiring English sources
"Digital changed the nature of the music business, and the music business reacted with a kind of indifference and fear," Mr. Holzman said in his characteristic precise enunciation.
Especially when he's holding forth in the classroom, Mr. Malkovich's overly precise enunciation and painstaking delivery border on affectation, and his South African accent is shaky.
As the mandate spread throughout the land in TV, movies, and popular publications, parents removed "Mr. Winkie" and "Miss Pee-Pee" from their vocabularies and coached their wee ones to pronounce "vagina" and "penis" with accuracy and precise enunciation.
The first thing you notice listening to the album is the high, nasal voice, steely and precise; the enunciation is clear, and Jay-Z moves over each syllable lightly.
Here he's Palaceer Lazaro, the group's primary engine, his voice still soothing and cool, precise in its enunciations.
We didn't, of course, expect the Incumbent precise Dutchess-Groton-Harvard enunciation to come off the Indiana larynx of the Pretender.
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.
The enunciation is perfect, the phrasing is precise, the tones are bell-like.
I remember his enunciation of "colorless, odorless, and tasteless" in a precise Edinburgh voice.
