diction

His diction makes almost every word heard in a very big space.

She can put a person in his place with diction.

He could not become a teacher because of his poor diction.

It's at once a crisis of diction and something much more serious.

This is more than a matter of clear Italian diction.

From her diction, she was better educated than the others.

Er in church his diction was clear for all to hear.

There was a lot of concentration on the voice and good diction.

Her diction is beautiful, and if you know the text you'll get a great deal.

Kaplan said one problem Thomas will work on is his diction.

The diction was so clear that program books were scarcely needed.

She did the same with varieties of black speech and diction.

The diction and style are very fine in many passages.

Nor is the diction of the chorus what it should be.

It's a big, rich voice, a classic sound where the diction is so clear.

But there is one major problem: the poor English diction of the singers.

That's what speech and diction are for when you're a singer.

The same expanse of diction shows itself in his speech.

He holds it all together with the most elegant diction.

Many have tried to approximate his diction, but he stands alone.

Even so, her little speech sounded a bit like a diction exercise.

If anything, her diction became more precise as she drank.

He was not in the mood for elegance of diction.

His dramatic diction has all along remained simple yet powerful.

Unless a pilot's diction is good, it's very hard to understand him over the radio.