| Revisionists say that the Middle Period dialogues enounce positive doctrines, above all the theory of Forms, which the Late dialogues criticise, reject, or simply bypass. |
| The size of the letters is proportional to the amount of time the actor has to enounce them, respecting the original dialogue's rhythm. |
| This is a remarkable proposition for a war memorial to enounce. |
| The former manager attempted to enounce typical TV platitudes over Rangers' lack of cohesion on Wednesday night's post mortem. |
| Thus perplexed, Fox Talbot hesitated in 1826 to enounce this fundamental principle. |
| Not that any intellectual would want to be late to a symposium to enounce this view. |
