| "E" for "enunciate"... | |
| "e" for "enunciate," "ws" for "winning smile." | |
| - You're gonna enunciate, right? | |
| ...whenIthinkaboutyou, I can barely enunciate. | |
| All right, make sure you enunciate. | |
| "E" for "enunciate"... | |
| "e" for "enunciate," "ws" for "winning smile." | |
| - You're gonna enunciate, right? | |
| ...whenIthinkaboutyou, I can barely enunciate. | |
| All right, make sure you enunciate. | |
| - Sometimes he over-enunciates when he gets uncomfortable. | |
| A lot of NASCAR fans don't like Jeff Gordon because he enunciates. | |
| I would like to remind all of you that our Führer enunciates the goals. | |
| Just a black girl who enunciates. | |
| - Sometimes he over-enunciates when he gets uncomfortable. | |
| A lot of NASCAR fans don't like Jeff Gordon because he enunciates. | |
| I would like to remind all of you that our Führer enunciates the goals. | |
| Just a black girl who enunciates. | |
| After having enunciated a new US policy toward Africa, the Secretary had these airport remarks on his arrival: | |
| Are you telling me the cat won't respond unless her name is... properly enunciated? | |
| Beautifully enunciated. | |
| But I would like to hear it enunciated more clearly. | |
| I know because I thought he said my name, but when I waved to him-- as I do whenever anyone says my name-- he enunciated it more clearly, and this time I realized I'd been insulted. | |
| (enunciating loudly) Did you make them, love? | |
| (enunciating loudly) My husband is bloody useless. | |
| (enunciating) I mean, you speak good English. | |
| George Bush has invoked a New World Order without enunciating a new American purpose. | |
| I was enunciating. | |
| After having enunciated a new US policy toward Africa, the Secretary had these airport remarks on his arrival: | |
| Are you telling me the cat won't respond unless her name is... properly enunciated? | |
| Beautifully enunciated. | |
| But I would like to hear it enunciated more clearly. | |
| I know because I thought he said my name, but when I waved to him-- as I do whenever anyone says my name-- he enunciated it more clearly, and this time I realized I'd been insulted. | |
| (enunciating loudly) Did you make them, love? | |
| (enunciating loudly) My husband is bloody useless. | |
| (enunciating) I mean, you speak good English. | |
| George Bush has invoked a New World Order without enunciating a new American purpose. | |
| I was enunciating. | |
