Enunciation

What does Harris's enunciation of vowels say about her California roots?

The Keanu Reeves on display in these early segments is the Keanu Reeves we know and love today, someone characterized in large part by his goofy, self-effacing demeanor, uber-chill attitude, and slow drawl joined with weirdly perfect enunciation.

In an interview with —which is, in this writer’s opinion, the most essential iteration of —media renaissance man Nick Cannon revealed his part in the recent whirlwind romance between star Pete Davidson and pop queen/nemesis of enunciation Ariana Grande.

Many of us plebs refer to it these days as the “BBC voice” – the clear enunciation you will hear on a news reel from our beloved national broadcaster.

Although James was slightly ahead in the development and enunciation of his ideas, he confessed that he was baffled by many of Bergson's notions.

During a ceremony the enunciation of the requested auspicia was technically called legum dictio.

Janet Bergstrom’s article “Enunciation and Sexual Difference” (1979) uses Sigmund Freud’s ideas of bisexual responses, arguing that women are capable of identifying with male characters and men with women characters, either successively or simultaneously.

She said: Crawford, quoted in Thomas, pg. 65 If I were to speak lines, it would be a good idea, I thought, to read aloud to myself, listen carefully to my voice quality and enunciation, and try to learn in that manner.

The Copenhagen interpretation — due largely to Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg — remains most widely accepted amongst physicists, some 75 years after its enunciation.