Sentence examples for never pronounced from inspiring English sources

The z is never pronounced.

Surely it was never pronounced in such a way?

Indeed, some pilots are expanded but never pronounced permanent, suggesting that they are still in the experimental stages.

He says that, in Wajda's film, the word "Jew" "is never pronounced," and that, within the confines of the film, "The Jew doesn't exist.

I would like to point out that the pope has never pronounced "sharp words in private...about the sanctity of marriage", as you report ("Shining eyes, deaf ears", January 30th).

And Mr. Adkins, noting that psychologists never pronounced Private Manning unfit for duty, said he had hoped to help the young soldier get through the deployment so that he could be honorably discharged.

I can never pronounce these names".

Yglesias, full of feeling but void of bathos, never pronounces cancer a gift.

On a personal but relevant note, my father worked at DDB for years and I could never pronounce it in its unfurled form when I was a kid.

The dance was designed for three "étoiles" ("stars"), the highest rank at the company and, apparently, a word Brown could never pronounce without accompanying it with a flourish of the hand, like a trumpet fanfare.

A titanium voice announces the film, PanOpticon, by a director I could never pronounce, winner of a film festival award in a city I could not even pinpoint to the nearest continent.