Sentence examples for almost unpronounceable from inspiring English sources

It's quite fun, horribly revealing and takes a good few minutes, not least because some of the preservatives are almost unpronounceable.

It's got an almost unpronounceable title, named after a dish that's obscure to most Americans, and it's about rats in the kitchen".

This is a man, after all, whose campaign slogan is an almost unpronounceable acronym: MEBQ, which stands for "Most Experienced, Best Qualified".

The film's director Brad Bird (who had already scored a hit for Pixar with The Incredibles) put it best: "It's got an almost unpronounceable title named after a dish that's obscure to most Americans, and it's about rats in the kitchen.

Alternatively, the Doctor's Gallifreyan name is long and almost unpronounceable (cf. Romana), but it begins with the syllable 'Who'.

Arguably among the most controversial economic policies of recent years, QE is surely the most unpronounceable.

During their time away, the Gunners faced amateurs from the Austrian fourth division, Hungary's most unpronounceable team and Hannover.

Coming across this nearly unpronounceable word, I needed to know more.

Another problem for the field is that almost every word in it is unpronounceable, including causal bacteria with names like streptococcus pneumoniae and haemophilus influenzae and the unfortunate moniker of the organization that Dr. Levine heads, pneumoADIP.

Most of them are unpronounceable.

But most of them are unpronounceable because the languages they spoke are all extinct.