Sentence examples for were enunciated from inspiring English sources
verb
To make a definite or systematic statement of.
They were enunciated in the 1950 Constitution, which guarantees "the right freely to profess, practice and propagate religion".
His constant subjects were enunciated then: densely packed industrial scenes have vacant semi-pastoral landscapes as counterparts.
When I hear certain syncopations and drum beats, I can tell if they were enunciated by a black American.
Those conditions were enunciated again, and even declared a "red line," by Hillary Clinton in her confirmation hearings as secretary of state.
Following the first quantitative measurements by the botanist W.F.P. Pfeffer, the fundamental laws governing diffusion were enunciated by Adolf Fick, who in 1856 published what is probably the first biophysics text, Die medizinische Physik ("Medical Physics").
The comfort hours provided by the passive strategies were calculated and design guidelines were enunciated.
"We have a good liturgy, the readings are enunciated, they're heard," Bishop Walsh said.
And secondly, were you aware of the new policy before it was enunciated by Senator Brandis?
This policy was enunciated by Brezhnev in 1969 and became known as détente.
This task is enunciated with particular earnestness in the writings of the Prophets.
Not all of them are enunciated to the crew, they don't need to be.
