Príklady diction

• A wellknown actress was giving classes on diction to women whose men had been arrested.

• Precise analysis of diction and discourse is not invited here.

• The company's fluent acting, comic ingenuity, clarity of diction, unaffected style of vocal ensemble and communicative warmth have repeatedly been praised.

• A common characteristic was that they were actors rather than singers: clear diction and strong stage personality were more important than a trained singing voice.

• Latinised diction was regarded as the most suitable for works which were sonorous, magniloquent and authoritative.

• What, then, is the significance of the conservative diction of these poems?

• The presence of these compounds is thus strong evidence for the conservative nature of the diction of these poems.

• Diction has been neglected in the theatre recently.

• Thus, the larger the corpus the diction covers, the few problems with new words will arise in tokenization and segmentation.

• While a certain delicacy, reticence, and preciosity of diction do distinguish many poems, much of it is apprentice work and should be valued as such.

• It cannot be pretended that such eccentric (and uneven) diction makes it easy to edit the text.

• Supervisors should not expect their subordinates to exactly mirror their own syntax and diction.

• They metaphorize her diction and figurative language, for example, in terms of chaos, terror, and meaninglessness.

• For example, students have only two lessons in diction a week, each of a quarter of an hour.

• This kind of class would include more than the diction taught at present.