Now, that's pronounced Dadee...

It's pronounced with a D.

I hope I pronounced that word

I thought maybe I'd pronounced it wrong.

The death penalty is still being pronounced.

However the verdict has already been pronounced.

Haven't the state psychiatrists already pronounced them sane?

The state psychiatrists... have pronounced them completely sane.

Let the punishment of the senate be pronounced.

And I, as presiding judge, pronounced the sentence.

Insurance is only pronounced insurance in the South.

Eyelids swollen, with pronounced changes due to decay.

Their positive role is particularly pronounced for the LDCs.

In the distribution by courses, there are pronounced inequalities.

She noted the pronounced global asymmetries in this area.

Would the trend become more pronounced in the future?

(1) A marriage is pronounced null and void when

Then the oldest of the line pronounced the sentence.

If they are, words are memes that can be pronounced.

Then there's all the other memes that can't be pronounced.

Huckleberry wine not only has a pronounced and spiced taste,

For Iraq, the complexities and contradictions of the war were even more pronounced. No one can visit Iraq and talk to Iraqis without coming away with the sense that ridding the world of Saddam Hussein was an important even noble accomplishment.

Common sense is an internal sense...

You pronounced judgment from heaven. The earth feared, and was silent,

You pronounced judgment from heaven. The earth feared, and was silent,

Her Indian physical features, while not pronounced, could lead to difficulties .

National and regional inequities in the ESCWA region are very pronounced.

The disparity was particularly pronounced in the case of African women.

The decline in per capita income was very pronounced in 1996.

It can be pronounced on a computer. It does something like this.

Many words are pronounced according to the spelling, but some are not.

The sentence was reportedly pronounced without a trial or other adversarial proceeding.

Makes no sense. No sense at all, Ben.

Sense?

The reference to that principle would make no sense if the Commission thought that detentions imposed in pursuance of sentences pronounced by courts that were not independent or impartial, and which had not heard the accused or not done so publicly, are not arbitrary detentions.

Awareness of the need for change is especially pronounced among all of us.

It does not make political sense it does not make economic sense it does not make ethical sense.

Verily those against whom the word of your Lord is pronounced will never believe,

I can't find any logic to English spelling. Ghoti'' can be pronounced as 'fish'.

Verily those against whom the word of your Lord is pronounced will never believe,

The main micro credit providing institutions also have a pronounced emphasis on rural areas.

The State party s pronounced commitment to ensuring equality before the law is especially noted.

Makes sense.

Making sense?

Makes sense.