Sentence examples for precise pronunciation from inspiring English sources

There were also a k and a q, of which the precise pronunciation is unknown.

Material on mispronunciation, therefore, is a knife-edge, and requires especially precise pronunciation for it to work.

That class is in the timbre of a voice that his wife, Mary, has described as "caressing," especially in his precise pronunciation.

Their pronunciation are very precise and the words used are really excellent.

Others however say that this was on the contrary a very precise notation of the correct African pronunciation.

The precise quality of the vowels is not known, but their pronunciation is likely closer to the "pure" vowels of Italian and Spanish than to the diphthongized English ones.

Ross appreciated this, and steadily raised her fee; his successor William Shawn appreciated it too, and Flanner, as "Genêt" (no one seems certain of where the name came from, though it may be a cod-French pronunciation of "Janet"), continued to file her "Letter from Paris" until August 1975, a precise half-century.

The precise realizations of particular sounds differed from area to area in Old Indo-Aryan and continue to do so in modern pronunciations.

("Tawney" is the pronunciation).

The pronunciation is different.

The pronunciation is not.