Sentence examples for unique pronunciation from inspiring English sources

Several key riffs are lifted wholesale from the Despicable Me films (one suspects/hopes that the forthcoming Minions movie will deliver heftier slapstick thrills), but like Benedict Cumberbatch's unique pronunciation of the word "penguin", the result remains oddly entertaining.

He and co-hosts Pat Gray and Stu Burguiere laughed at Matthews' unique pronunciation of certain words.

We combed through hundreds of candidate names until we could find ones that are not too long, relatively easy to pronounce and have unique pronunciations.

Customers train the software to understand their unique pronunciations, which it then translates into normalized speech output in the form of audio or text.

When he returns home he shows his parents the words he learned to write and then sounds out the pronunciation, which is often unique to him.

Poor George W Bush: his "uneducated" pronunciation of "nuclear" isn't unique.

Nuance Communications is supplying the voice biometrics technology which works by cross-checking against more than 100 unique identifiers including behavioural features such as speed, cadence and pronunciation, and physical aspects including the shape of larynx, vocal tract and nasal passages.

It's true that a writing system that requires readers to know thousands of unique symbols and that does not contain reliable cues to their pronunciation seems, at first, especially challenging.

Because of the unique phonetic orthography adopted by its author, the work preserves many details of English pronunciation existing at a time when the language was in flux after the Norman Conquest.

Know that every language has a unique alphabet and set of sounds associated with it, so any prior knowledge of languages will assist you in your pronunciation.

("Tawney" is the pronunciation).