Meanings of distinct articulation in English

Presently the drawing-room curtain was raised, and Mary's voice was heard in distinct articulation.

Good reading is impossible without clear and distinct articulation.

A distinct articulation can only be gained by constant and careful practice of the elementary sounds.

A free, distinct articulation and use of words in song, is the exception and not the rule.

There, at least, may be formed a distinct articulation, which is the first requisite for good speaking.

On the other hand, the free legato flow of the vowels need not interfere at all with distinct articulation.

Her sweet, low tones and distinct articulation tortured him while they fascinated him; they seemed to set her so apart.

His usual speech was clear, and yet with a breath in it, with an especially distinct articulation, a soft, vibrating tone, emphatic, pleasant, and persuasive.

'You've got to come to the factory straight away,' she said with the over- distinct articulation of someone struggling to control their panic.