Sentence examples for pronounced character from inspiring English sources

Interesting, the minima for the sample S30/20 has much pronounced character than S20/10.

Few of the later male portraits are of a pronounced character, but exceptions are two particularly good pictures of musicians, Johann Christian Fischer and the unfinished Lord Abingdon.

From the experimental point of view, the most pronounced character of ARPES is its surface sensitivity.

Moreover, a distinct inverse correlation of BV/TV and age was found with a more pronounced character in the female specimens.

Blind students are at a further disadvantage if they are used to pronouncing characters in their local dialect, rather than in the Mandarin pronunciation rendered by pinyin.Han Ping, a specialist in blind education at Beijing Union University, says the government needs to do more.

True Gouda has "Holland" stamped on the rind; farm-made Gouda, more pronounced in character than factory-made versions, bears an imprint of the word "Boerenkaas," which means "farmer's cheese".

While it displays all the captivating characteristics of his artistic genius – a carefully observed 17th-century Dutch interior illuminated by softly diffused light, exquisitely painted details, and a frozen moment imbued with psychological depth – it stands apart in its imposing scale and pronounced allegorical character.

Because the method of radicals is applied only to the written character, one need not know how to pronounce a character before looking it up; the entry, once located, usually gives the pronunciation.

Frédéric Diefenthal, who stars as the father in the custody dispute, confesses difficulty pronouncing the character's home football team: the Giants.

In the end, Mr. Mangjul settled for half of what he had wanted: His original name was legally restored to him but only in Chinese characters — most Koreans prefer the phonetic Korean script — and on condition that he pronounce those characters the Korean way.

Twenty-six yeago ago, when his granddaughter was born, he combed through his library of Chinese dictionaries and lighted upon a character pronounced "cheng".