Sentence examples for pronounced live from inspiring English sources

This U.K. synth-pop outfit has an unmistakably haunting aura to its lush and brooding songs that are much more pronounced live than on record. 9 p.m. $12.

She pronounced "living" with such portent that it deserves a capital L: Living.

Koch (pronounced "coke") lives with his third wife, Bridget Rooney, and six children, from this and previous marriages, in a thirty-five-thousand-square-foot Anglo-Caribbean-style house in Palm Beach.

Mert and Marcus, as they are known (Mert is pronounced "Matt"), live and work in a whitewashed ten-bedroom Moorish villa situated on a promontory overlooking the Mediterranean.

Otherwise, patients with SCID, pronounced skid, must live in germ-free bubbles or fall prey to the ever-present microorganisms that most people can easily fend off.

This difference is not only most pronounced for those living in strongly deprived areas but also holds for patients living in neighborhoods with a moderate level or a low level of deprivation.

This effect is especially pronounced where Siu lives in Japan, as the Internet has allowed "Hikikomori" and "Otaku" sub-cultures to thrive.

The Desert Lives (pronounced like "life") trail, diverts off of the Africa Trail before and after the lion and tiger exhibits, and features bighorn sheep and Arabian oryx among the natural buttes.

There's an Art to the Little White Lie: In the Loehmann's dressing room you learned skills in withholding, such as when you were asked an opinion like "What do you think of these bright purple rhinestone leather pants to wear to my grandson's Bar Mitzvah?" You couldn't respond with "umm lady, I haven't seen camel toe that pronounced since actually living in the desert among real camels".

This pattern was more pronounced among respondents living in households with severe food insecurity.

The extent of bias was more pronounced among individuals living in the most deprived areas, and limited evidence was found for regional and temporal variations.