enunciation

Even at that, with some indifferent enunciation, a lot of words were lost.

His enunciation of the word "person" was quite an artistic performance.

Several words are unintelligible either through accent or poor enunciation.

And the enunciation of that answer chilled him worse than anything he had ever known.

Clear enunciation of sounds is very important, particularly when speaking into the telephone.

His voice when he spoke was quiet and precise with a very clear enunciation.

And what's this nonsense she's reading, albeit with good enunciation?

His enunciation would have been almost totally unintelligible to a stranger.

The voice was low and well poised, with clear-cut enunciation.

She was well known for her distinctive voice and imperious enunciation.

He is the author of a number of works, particularly on enunciation.

Joe was enchanted by her enunciation of the two different tones.

He spoke slowly, taking great care with his enunciation.

Her crisp voice with rapid but clear enunciation was another trademark.

It might not have the right expression, or the right enunciation.

And the correct enunciation was far different from her halting tongue.

He has been described as "the best analyst of cinematographic enunciation."

Conner had difficulty understanding the excited enunciation of this man.

Despite her clear enunciation, it sounded like she was talking in her sleep.

A flurry of angry shouts and enunciations filled the air behind him.

His enunciation was so poor she wasn't certain that she heard him right.

Many international treaties contain clear enunciations of these rights.

The ship hesitated, then answered with the flat enunciation of a machine.

With her dry, ironical enunciation, she made the truth unbelievable.

There is a recessed quality to his enunciation that served other items in this program less well.