Sentence examples for pronounced difficult from inspiring English sources

In the 1960s, Hopper, who alienated several veteran directors and producers, was pronounced difficult, argumentative and violently temperamental.

An intubation difficulty scale (IDS) is the most commonly used tool to pronounce difficult intubation among obese patients in research area.

Recently, Crazy Daisy and I anchored the entire show, which provided new tests, such as filling time with interesting facts, pronouncing difficult names, and trying to remember who's on next.

His ambition is so pronounced, so difficult to see around, that I try another tactic to make him open up.

By remaining silent, with never a twitching lip or bobbing Adam's apple, he drew attention to his consummate skill as Charlie pronounced each difficult consonant perfectly.

This bias was more pronounced on difficult questions, and it appeared to account for 5% of the learning gains observed between the first and second vote.

The discrepancy may be explained by the interplay between acidosis and hypothermia, as explained above; the effects of (deep) hypothermia on coagulation are pronounced, and difficult to reverse, mainly if there is simultaneous acidosis [ 22].

To buffer criticism of the caretaker prime minister, Mr. Sharon body-blocked for Mr. Barak by pronouncing his "difficult decision" a noble one -- "a display of national responsibility, given the difficult security and defense situation that obligates everyone to rise above existing disputes and work together for the sake of the nation".

Still, the fact he taught a huge room of people how to pronounce a difficult name was more educational than all of Troy.

I may never sound like a native French speaker, but at least I try my best to pronounce those difficult French R sounds.

If you do not wish to pronounce the difficult salutation, simply speak its translation in English!