Sentence examples for well pronounce from inspiring English sources

Future historians may well pronounce Under Milk Wood (Lyceum, Edinburgh) one of the last outposts of the ear in a period ruled by the eye.

Flipping wholly at random, I find an early suitor of Isabel's described, with throwaway beauty, as possessing a "handsome, easy, important physiognomy," a phrase that might as well pronounce, in its four words: writers of this planet, here is how you use adjectives.

Everyone has their habits, whether beginning replies with "Hmm" or "But" or "Well", pronouncing things a certain way, or having a characteristic pause.

The usual greeting when you meet someone on a country road or track is "Mirë jeni?" ("Are you well?", pronounced "Meer Yenni?").

It is well developed where the tableland escarpments are well pronounced.

A weak but well pronounced broad PL background band is also observed.

A decadal trend was well pronounced in the retrieved time series (Fig. 10).

Diffraction patterns of obtained coatings show well pronounced reflections inherent to anatase phase of TiO2.

The industrial design is also similar to earlier models, with a well, pronounced metal case and large buttons.

In the Ne, this storm-time effect is smaller than in VTEC, but also very well pronounced.

The particle agglomeration is well pronounced (a) and only very few isolated particles can be observed (b, c).