Sentence examples for pronouncedly from inspiring English sources

The more you inflate a balloon, to give a two-dimensional example, the less pronouncedly curved its surface gets.

The birth of pronouncedly national states in Europe provoked a "nationalization" of the law.

Not until much later did Egyptians develop a more pronouncedly urban character.

On the other hand, the three incidents that belong to the life of Jesus contain elements of a pronouncedly human character, perhaps even the suggestion that she did not fully understand Jesus' true mission.

They were often identified or confused with the Cretan Curetes (who protected the infant Zeus from detection by his father, Cronus) and were distinguished only by their Asiatic origin and by the more pronouncedly orgiastic nature of their rites.

Indeed the curls were soft rather than full, giving the impression of a recently undone braid that had gently but pronouncedly crimped the tresses.

A sleek and powerful-looking automobile, the Holden features a sloping nose, pronouncedly arched front wheel wells and a truncated rear deck that suggest modern Corvette styling.

In the Clinton era, and even more pronouncedly in the Bush era, the US came to be seen as a facilitator of India's own teeming, importunate ambitions, for its true place in the world, and, therefore, as a familial figure, in keeping with the Indian middle class's interpretation of family, as an institution that is primarily a guarantor of self-interest.

Before Woodcock, Anderson gave us Dirk Diggler and his pronouncedly phallic masculinity in "Boogie Nights".

He was tall and thin and did not have a pronouncedly masculine walk — he could not be taken for a farmer.

Today's surge reflects a renewed shift pronouncedly to the right on many defining issues, after several years during the Clinton presidency when students gravitated toward more liberal political labels.