Sentence examples for pronounce without from inspiring English sources

Several languages devoice (pronounce without vibrating the vocal cords) a final l, w, and y and also r in those languages that have r (K'ichean, Aztecan [Nahuan], Totonacan, Xinkan, Tarascan, and some Mixe-Zoquean languages).

(Duras told him: "Let yourself go with the sound of the words that you pronounce, without worrying about the meaning of the sentences. The music of the words, the tone that you use will suffice to break the film's stasis").

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.

There are also enough risks lurking at home and abroad that analysts are reluctant to pronounce without caveats that the economy has achieved a "soft landing" in which growth can be expected to continue at a moderate but healthy rate and inflation would remain dormant.

"Our Amherst is pronounced without the H," he said.

Limn is pronounced without the n, though it is meant to be read rather than pronounced.

"I can do this in a million styles," he pronounced without a hint of immodesty.

This is quintessential Paul, the ability to be pronounced without overstepping while pulling back when needed.

The "p sound" occurring after the /s/ is unaspirated (i.e., it is pronounced without any accompanying slight puff of air).

In all the Slavic languages, voiced stop and fricative consonants (pronounced with vibrating vocal cords) contrast with voiceless consonants (pronounced without vibrating vocal cords).

In the government system, hundreds of sentences are pronounced without ever being executed; in the Taliban system, decisions are always enforced without delay.