Sentence examples for cannot pronounce from inspiring English sources
At least such was the judgment of the department, and we cannot pronounce it arbitrary.
No, for the life of me I cannot pronounce that in Mandarin.
She cannot pronounce a self because her vocabulary has no purchase on her feelings.
But even people who know about Myanmar's Mandela often cannot pronounce her name, he added.
"I cannot pronounce this other name -- Guanatanamo?" Mr. Karzai said to laughter.
"'Still, I cannot pronounce it to be in any way an improvement on its predecessors.
He added that the British still cannot properly pronounce "aluminum".
"Some people cannot even pronounce their name," Ms. Ritchey said of Haier.
Brown cannot even pronounce it, referring to Charcot-Marie-Tooth as shark tooth.
His host, the Wong family, has been so Americanized that the family members cannot even pronounce the boy's name.
And his record is in a computer file, so when he sees a new doctor or goes to the emergency room, he no longer has to try to remember diagnoses or the names of drugs he cannot even pronounce.
