enunciate

With features strained hard to enunciate the syllables they continued to regard the centre of the flickering fire, the notes of the youngest straying over into the pauses of the rest.

If he had stayed half an hour then Miss Bordereau was still alive: it could not have taken so much time as that to enunciate the contrary.

Thus, in order to enunciate here only summarily, a law which it would require volumes to develop: in the high Orient, the cradle of primitive times, after Hindoo architecture came Phoenician architecture, that opulent mother of Arabian architecture; in antiquity, after Egyptian architecture, of which Etruscan style and cyclopean monuments are but one variety, came Greek architecture (of which the Roman style is only a continuation), surcharged with the Carthaginian dome; in modern times, after Romanesque architecture came Gothic architecture.

Of course this is allegorical, and Teufelsdrockh is really Carlyle, who, sheltering himself under the disguise, and accepting only editorial responsibility, is enabled to narrate his own spiritual struggles and to enunciate his deepest convictions, sometimes, when they are likely to offend his readers, with a pretense of disapproval.

There are several articles and provisions which enunciate the general principles of equality and forbid classification or discrimination.

There are several articles which enunciate the general principles of equality and forbid classification or discrimination on arbitrary or unreasonable grounds, but many persons placed in authority behave in a manner which fuels perception of prejudice and discrimination.

Lea Salonga gave a shout-out to call-center agents, asking them to enunciate their words when speaking or leaving messages on answering machines.

I can hardly understand a word he says." Actor Tom Bovington said: "War and Peace looks bloody beautiful but can these people please enunciate."

So you get about half-way through and your voice starts breaking, then two-thirds of the way there's a lump in your throat you can't hardly enunciate around and by the three-quarter mark you've got tears running down your face, you have to blow your nose and all of your kids are going "Awww ...

As for Miss Monroe, shortly after she began working in films, she met a dramatic coach named Natasha Lytess who convinced the insecure Monroe that her diction was "sloppy'' and she needed to enunciate more clearly.

Would anyone from the teaching profession care to enunciate on the matter?

With her unrivalled ability to enunciate the Queen's English on TV so clearly and for so long, we'll probably never see the likes of Kay again.