Sentence examples for pronounced though from inspiring English sources

These guys can all alter their ball flight, it isn't as pronounced, though, and there are some bombers who choose only to hit it, find it and wedge it.

A well pronounced, though less narrow founder event characterizes Tunisian Jewry, where 4 maternal lineages (Hgs X2e1a1a, H30, R0a1a and U4a1) contributed to 43.2% of the entire mtDNA variation.

In comparison to studies that solely analyzed elderly cohorts the differences were much less pronounced though.

Each letter has its own specific way of being pronounced, though, and you must study up on how to pronounce letters correctly before you can speak words correctly.

In recent years, Mr. Levine's penchant for expanding slower tempos in all repertory has become more pronounced, though, as Mr. Harbison remarked, Mr. Levine can sustain slower tempos masterfully and the Met Orchestra is always right there with him.

He pointed out that it was relatively easy to pronounce, though there was the danger that Americans, obsessed with abbreviation, would truncate it to Nick.

Mr. DiFrancesco joked today that his name figured so prominently in the ad because his surname is difficult to pronounce, though it is spoken as it is spelled.

Terttu Uibopuu has a name we can't pronounce (though we're willing to learn!) and takes beautiful pictures of interesting people in various stages of dress.

Can you correctly pronounce "rough", "though", "through", and "thought"?

Though pronounced in the French manner, the word shares its roots with "disingenuous," a not-uncommon English term for a calculated, dissembling quality, and "ingenuous," a less-common word for a naive, frank quality.

His gift for stillness is pronounced here, though chiefly seen with his back to the audience.