Sentence examples for pronounced lately from inspiring English sources

Signs of that divergence seem increasingly pronounced lately, despite private reassurances from Mr. Putin that he wants to deepen ties.

Mr. Obama's expressions of confidence in the economy and his political swipes at the opposition have both become more pronounced lately.

O2 Academy, Glasgow, Sat; O2 Academy, Liverpool, Sun Cambridgee Corn Exchange, Mon; Royal Albert Hall, SW7, Tue John Robinson Once one of a gang, Simone (pronounced "Simon") Felice is a musician who has lately followed his own path.

He kind of mumbles the calls aloud now, in his jerky first months in the N.B.A., although lately they have been growing more forceful and pronounced, a nice parallel to the progressions in his play.

Lately there has been much discussion of cutting taxes to confront the evident pronounced weakening in recent economic performance.

It was not the first such work for Mr. Kjartansson (his name is pronounced RAG-ner kuh-YART-un-sun), an Icelandic artist who, at 36, has spent more than a decade exploring the potential of repetitive performance to yield unexpected meanings, and who has lately become one of the most celebrated performance artists anywhere.

I pronounced it "Hector".

Lundqvist pronounced himself "O.K".

Paramedics pronounced Luis Beltran dead.

He pronounced it Bruuuuuce.

"Antique silk," he pronounced.