| By doing so, he positions himself within the borderlands he studies, and as an actor and enunciator of narratives that rupture colonialist forces at work under new guises. |
| The mechanical board, he said, is to be replaced by the silent electric glow of what is known in the business as an enunciator. |
| After the count down has finished the standby enunciator is illuminated and the internal calibration device is initiated. |
| In fact, he never sounds like Shakur, who was agitated even when pausing, a breathless and fierce enunciator who piled up threats like kindling. |
| In his own way, he is the best lyricist, alliterator and enunciator out there in hip-hop music. |
| From the podium that night he was a firebrand, a brilliant, heated enunciator of Tory wrongs and a great cheerleader for progress. |
