You have to commit to spelling out every rule and consideration clearly and with great enunciation.
Well in twenty years from now will film studios remake mumblecore movies with better enunciation?
After receiving steady criticism for this shortcoming, Ms. Sutherland worked to correct it, and sang with crisper enunciation in the 1970s.
In recent years his brightly polished vocal sound, a kind of jubilant trumpetlike crowing with perfect enunciation, has become clouded.
(Example 1, for instance, helps with crisp enunciation of "t" for those prone to saying, Bogartlike, "Chracy was chransfixed by the chragic chrademark").
Mr. Comstock is a conversational pop-jazz pianist and singer with impeccable enunciation who observes lyrics from afar and savors their wordplay, but is too fastidious to roll around in emotional mud.
Actors in the series said they had concentrated on delivering their lines with clear enunciation following the 2,000 complaints received by the BBC over inaudible dialogue when its Jamaica Inn drama was screened last April.
By singing them beautifully, with perfect enunciation in her dark, alluring alto, Ms. Akers honors the melodies of songs like "Time After Time," "I Fall in Love Too Easily" and "Long Before I Knew You".
Ms. Kilgore, who is based in Oregon and makes infrequent New York appearances, is a wonderfully fluent jazz stylist with clear enunciation who exudes a serene mastery of phrasing that has the same long-lined overview as Holiday's, with less emphatic punctuation.
In one sublime (and, inevitably, parenthetical) aria, Parker considers a newspaper report which alludes to Melville's moustache interfering with his enunciation while he lectured: (This confirmation of the Auburn Advertiser as to Melville's moustache interfering with his speech is curious.
He did it all with perfect enunciation.
