enunciated造句

He enunciated the words very precisely.

He enunciated his theory to his colleagues.

He enunciated his vision of the future.

She enunciated each word slowly and carefully.

This truth enunciated by Lenin remains valid today.

poorly articulated or enunciated, or drowned by noise.

You have just enunciated a fundamental financial truth.

His voice was harsh as he enunciated each word carefully.

"Myself, obviously." he enunciated every syllable, as if he were talking to someone mentally handicapped.

But he has not enunciated a clear strategy either-perhaps for good reason.

The leading naturalist, Emile Zola, enunciated the philosophy of the new school.

well articulated or enunciated, and loud enough to be heard distinctly.

Six pieces of suggestion are emphatically enunciated in this paper:1, spread the space of innovation and starting businesses:2, speed up developing law environment;

Under traditional principles as enunciated by Blackstone, Zenger had a right to publish his criticism, but now had to face the consequences.

Becaue of the time limitation, the Jean Bodin mainly enunciated the independence and supreme of national sovereignty in a home angle.

But the startling discovery enunciated by a correspondent in the following article is certainly relevant to what should have been in it.

The hypothesis that maths is one of the basic theories of auditing is enunciated from the perspective of the theory of probability and numerical statistics on the emergence and development of sample auditing.

A couple of other things about hydrogen: hydrogen also, like other elements, has isotopes and we already saw that in 1766, Cavendish isolated atomic hydrogen and enunciated some of its properties.

Main country guaranty period of roman genealogy of law has been compared in legislative style, type of period, complete effect as well as reason of elimination of guaranty period, enunciated function and trend of guaranty period, in order to perfect our country legislation of guaranty period.