Sentence examples for pronounced instinct from inspiring English sources
After a time hyper-vigilance, paranoia and a pronounced instinct for self-preservation become the new norm, whether conscious or not.
But other aspects of his artistry — his communicative power, the subtleties of his portrayals — seem to come from instincts that Mariusz Kwiecien (pronounced MAH-ryoosh KVYEH-tchen) cannot account for.
Her team instincts told her that completely isolating kids for their weaknesses was counterproductive and would make those weaknesses only more pronounced.
Those whose instincts lead them to blame the Gini on President Bush will be surprised to find that the upward creep has been going on for decades, and was particularly pronounced under Bill Clinton.
Pronounced dead at Northwestern Hospital.
Doctors pronounced her dead.
It's pronounced "peanuts".
"Hilarious," he pronounced.
It is reasonable to expect that all these hostile instincts will only be amplified by a larger-than-usual influx of people who can't pronounce "Leicester Square" properly.
