Enunciate In A Sentence

Q: How to use enunciate in a sentence?

1. But just then the judge was in no condition to enunciate them. 2. We must not enunciate an idea simply because it is moral, but because it is true. 3. Its value is of course recognised by those who practise morality, or who enunciate moral systems. 4. I desire to do a very sacred thing to-day: to enunciate a couple of platitudes and attest them. 5. He was choking too badly over his German wrath to enunciate words.

Definition of Enunciate

(transitive) To make a definite or systematic statement of. | To announce, proclaim. | (transitive) To articulate, pronounce.

How To Use Enunciate In A Sentence?

We must not enunciate an idea simply because it is moral, but because it is true.
Its value is of course recognised by those who practise morality, or who enunciate moral systems.
I desire to do a very sacred thing to-day: to enunciate a couple of platitudes and attest them.
Also to enunciate the language rightly one must hold the back and neck erect and the muscles firm.
Who would break down in his history, enunciate a false quantity, misquote a speech, or mistake the speaker, in such hearing?
Nevertheless, inasmuch as he was the first to enunciate the proposition "All is one," he takes his place in philosophy.
Polly explained that perchance Bobbin understood her better than other people, because of her training as an actress, which of course required her to enunciate more distinctly.