Sentence examples for exceptionally pronounced from inspiring English sources

Many imaginative kids who feel trapped in oppressive surroundings find solace, pleasure, excitement, and every other kind of relief in music and literature: in Bangs's case this tendency was exceptionally pronounced.

Migrating keratocytes are a popular model system due to the steady growth of the exceptionally pronounced cytoskeletal extension in both space and time.

Another sign notes that the State Division of Cemeteries has pronounced All Faiths "exceptionally well-operated and maintained".

In a letter to Babb, he pronounced it an "exceptionally fine" work of fiction and planned to publish it -- until Steinbeck's book swept bestseller lists.

Benone (pronounced "Ben-own") is exceptionally flat, seven miles of golden sands with n'er a toe-stubbing rock in sight.

His vocabulary is exceptionally wide, and his intellect has a pronounced metaphysical cast.

On the night I dined at the elegantly appointed bi-level restaurant, it was with an interior designer friend who pronounced the marine-like décor exceptionally beautiful, especially the aqua-green lighting that played softly from the ceiling onto folds of white drapery-like fabric.

I wish you could have heard his perfectly prim, exceptionally British way of pronouncing conservatory—"conserve-a-tree"—when asked about his prestigious education at the Birmingham Conservatoire (yes, it's actually called a conservatoire).

The critic who had pronounced so unfavourably on Le Bourgeois de Calais wrote of the new piece, "an exceptionally pleasing work ... a dainty piece which cannot fail to obtain widespread popularity".

Is that pronounced right?

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