Sentence examples for incorrect pronunciations from inspiring English sources

Let the incorrect pronunciations stand?

David Pennock, class of '60, one of four generations of his family to have gone to Amherst, is so invested in the college that he bridles at incorrect pronunciations of the name.

Also, since the English spellings of their names (even though we chose them as ones that would be easy to say and spell) invariably led to incorrect pronunciations of the names.

Then he suggests that the incorrect pronunciation was purposely spelled that way on the teleprompter.

And it is just as well: the teacher immediately hones in on my incorrect pronunciation, engrained over the years.

Plus, more of that incorrect pronunciation you've come to expect and love from us.

The lower percentage for programmable estimated reliability may also be due to the incorrect pronunciation of certain speakers.

Despite guidance from the Asian American Journalists Association, among others, that confirms the Olympic host city is pronounced "Pyeong-ch-ah-ng" (like the "ah" sound you make at the doctor's, according to the video), NBC is sticking with the incorrect pronunciation "Pyeong-ch-ay-ng" (rhymes with slang).

The results tend to leave errors in the dialogue, with incorrect English pronunciations of originally Chinese text.

Fig 16 Results of voice command recognition success rate - test 2. Younger speakers achieved slightly worse results, which may be due to incorrect English pronunciation.

No response, incorrect syllable pronunciation, or reading the syllables disjointedly resulted in no points.