pronouncedly in a sentence

• The fertility rate is much pronouncedly lower in urban areas.
• The element ratios are pronouncedly arc-like with some adakitic signatures.
• The southern birch mouse is pronouncedly a steppe dweller.
• Of the Lutherans, he was pronouncedly  evangelical and anti-ritual.
• He would later adopt a pronouncedly liberal theology.
• He is young, handsome, charming with a pronouncedly sardonic sense of humour.
• However, during the Second World War her writings became more pronouncedly Christian once again.
• He has escaped being banned because he is pronouncedly un-aggressive and mostly confines himself to trolling talkpages.
• At the impressionable age even materials of sex education can have effect which is pronouncedly erotic and lustful when thoughtlessly devised.
• Influenced by the Gulf Stream, coastal weather is subject to hurricanes, most pronouncedly near the mouth of Chesapeake Bay.
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• They have showy red or orange flowers, distinctive because of their pronouncedly reflexed petals, like a Turk s cap lily.
• They have showy red or orange flowers, distinctive because of their pronouncedly reflexed petals, like a Turk's cap lily.
• *" While Nixon has been more pronouncedly identified with the southern strategy, many presidents before Nixon and since have used it.
• Roh himself holds pronouncedly antiwar views, and there is widespread opposition to the war in Iraq both among the population and the governing party.
• Shas dropped out of the last government, because it could not get along with Labor's junior and pronouncedly secular partner, Meretz.
• Because of his pronouncedly democratic ideas and his participation in the political struggles he was arrested, forbidden to teach and his pension was reduced.
• A girlish perkiness is emotionally deepened by a honeyed sob and fortified with a belting upper register that has grown pronouncedly more powerful in recent years.
• The cast started wearing pronouncedly dark clothing and even earthtones, which had famously been avoided by executive producer Michael Mann in seasons one and two.
• Indeed, he lavishes more affection on these characters than anything else; significantly, the only unredeemable guys are outsider Lee and the pronouncedly British Allan.
• Palestinian officials confirmed the deal _ but said " cease-fire " was a misnomer for what they said was a pronouncedly unequal match.