Sentence examples for which were pronounced from inspiring English sources

Even the coffee-stain circles under her eyes, which were pronounced when Ms. Tam entered the room, had miraculously vanished.

Most of the sequences showed variation (2 to 20%) in the deduced AA sequences which were pronounced close to the reactive site loop.

Thus relative change was tested adaptively only for those signs and symptoms which were pronounced.

Perhaps of greater interest is his surname, which is pronounced "puts".

It is RHIC, which is pronounced Rick and stands for Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider.

(It's often called theta after the Greek letter θ, which is pronounced the same way).

Its name, which is pronounced "ur," is the Swedish word for island.

Den-atsu means voltage, which is pronounced "boltage" here; soku means speedy, and tei means imperial.

Perhaps influenced by the root word tyrant, which is pronounced TIE-rant, he pronounced tyranny TIE-ranny.

It was written by Wagner, which is pronounced "Vagner" and who was a Nazi, but before Hitler.

The theme, which is pronounced in Putin's rhetoric, is that there is no such thing as universal democracy.