Sentence examples for ambiguous pronunciation from inspiring English sources

Inference from language differences between English and German suggests that the left-lateralized topographic effect in reading-related N170 specialization may reflect spelling-to-sound conversion, which might be less automaticly engaged in pseudoword processing in English due to more ambiguous pronunciation of novel word forms.

Recognition of interlingual homographs will suffer from a stimulus-based language conflict, because 1) they belong to 2 languages; 2) they are semantically ambiguous; and 3) their pronunciation is different for each language (Fig. 1 A).

Whereas Finnish orthography is shallow, French orthography has some inconsistencies in sound-to-spelling mapping, but is rather consistent in spelling-to-sound mapping, which renders pseudoword pronunciation less ambiguous in French [ 40].

In Chinese, the phonological radical of a character provides a cue to pronunciation, but it is ambiguous.

Due to inconsistency in spelling-to-sound mapping in English, the pronunciation of pseudowords is much more ambiguous in English than in German.

Horse_ebooks and Pronunciation Book aren't the first art projects to rile people and leave them feeling betrayed; net art often makes use of ambiguous identity and deliberate misdirection.

Ambiguous too.

(Your pronunciation is correct).

("Tawney" is the pronunciation).

The pronunciation is different.

The pronunciation is not.