elocution in a sentence

1. lessons in singing and elocution

2. But in the university catalog he was listed as “professor of elocution”.

3. you are likely to win numerous prizes and recognition in elocution competition.

4. And, well, I believe—on my elocution to the judge, I talk about it a little bit.

5. During the 1700s, elocution was considered an art form, and a formal discipline.

6. She replaced ballet with Saturday morning drama classes with a strong emphasis on elocution.

7. Rhetoric and elocution had rules which were not at all unlike the rules of poetic expression.

8. What had Walter Mignolo said to deserve such precise elocutions from a leading European thinker?

9. It also has an Marathi elocution competition which is conducted state wide and is quite reputed.

10. In addition, Bell’s grandfather, father and brother all shared an interest in speech and elocution.

11. quiz & elocution competitions were held where faculty members, officers, and staff members participated.

12. Finding Victoria’s voice – as in her tone – was the hardest part, although elocution lessons also figured.

13. With excellent elocution and good presence, he captured the audience’s attention throughout his presentation.

14. In critique, we could say that the orator had exhibited proper elocution, since the sound of his speech was acceptable.

15. If you are in a hurry and have a school event like a debate competition or elocution contest, then you know how to dress your best.

16. as i understand tiger memorial lecture is not an elocution contest and reasonable communication skills are all that we should look for.

17. at the age of 16, bell secured a position as a"pupil-teacher" of elocution and music, in weston house academy at elgin, moray, scotland.

18. Elocution can also refer to the study of proper public speaking, with particular attention paid to pronunciation, grammar, style, and tone.

19. Even native English speakers were usually given elocution training to make sure their speech matched the image the company wanted to project.

20. It should no longer be necessary to do what Margaret Thatcher did, in taking elocution lessons to speak in a deeper voice in order to be heard.