Sentence examples for about pronounced from inspiring English sources

In our experience, we have learned that most PTA recipients believe that managing immunosuppression is easier and more satisfactory than repeated daily glucose measurements and insulin injections (and, even more important, than the constant worry about pronounced hypoglycemia).

But Reed was cautious about pronouncing the death of traditional catwalk shows.

He pondered; though his lips shaped several names, he seemed to have second thoughts about pronouncing them.

Transformation of Eastern Europe's political structure has left American Defense leaders in "future shock"—but still cautious about pronouncing radical shifts in Western military strategy.

We should be careful, however, about pronouncing a change as good or bad when we are in the midst of it.

Yet if Ms. Bumiller is self-consciously cautious about pronouncing on Ms. Rice's record, the book provides ample information for readers to draw their own conclusions.

People on Brownstoner might feel inhibited about pronouncing something overpriced or complaining about bike lanes, he said, if they had to worry about bumping into a neighbor who felt differently.

It used to be that a person could go, take in a few new Japanese works and feel only slightly sheepish about pronouncing on the state of that nation's dance.

The fact the jobsworth of a PA waffled on about pronouncing kale as "kar-lay" should have been enough to secure her a P45, but then Underworld factory boss Carla discovered she'd been nosing through the accounts.

Patrick's Day Irish" -many of whom have betrayed their birthright and sold their souls for money, comfort, status and "respectabilty" - make no bones about pronouncing their surnames with the lilting tint of a brogue when selling real estate or introducing their pretty wives at Irish cultural affairs.

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