Sentence examples for the enunciation of from inspiring English sources

But he confined himself to the enunciation of principles; most of the routine he left to his chief officers.

The enunciation of the text and the formation of the vocal sound go hand in hand in the French way.

One student reported that he was a man of middle stature, with a voice that combined sharpness in the enunciation of syllables and words, and softness in tone.

It was done much the same way as Holiday's classic interpretation, right down to the enunciation of the final word, "crop," in a husky breaking voice.

a man of middle stature, with a voice that combined sharpness in the enunciation of syllables and words, and softness in tone.

But equally significant was the enunciation of a guiding labour philosophy—"pure and simple" unionism under the aegis of Samuel Gompers and his circle of Marxist trade unionists.

It is a formulation that sticks closely to the enunciations of both Khaled Meshaal, the movement's Syria-based leader, and Ismail Haniyeh, its prime minister in Gaza.Hamas "honours" all previous agreements of the Palestine Liberation Organisation [with Israel], which include recognition, provided the other side abides by all its reciprocal promises.

Robert Plant's voice could handle everything from the screaming introduction of Immigrant Song to the gentle enunciation of the start of Ramble On.

The clearest enunciation of the European view was made by the British foreign secretary, David Miliband, who laid out a road map to negotiations with the Taliban in a speech earlier this month at M.I.T.

They are sent out all at once, en masse, and the operation may consist of no more than the divine enunciation of the word "apes".

The clearest enunciation of the doctrine was delivered in 2002 at West Point when President Bush stated: "If we wait for threats to fully materialize, we will have waited too long.