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1
The nonchalance, which was the most
pronounced
of
his mannerisms, had fallen away.
2
The distinction has even been
pronounced
of
great importance.
3
Mr. Tyrrel had formerly been tortured with the innocent eulogiums she
pronounced
of
Mr. Falkland.
4
It was
pronounced
of
volcanic origin, yet the formation of it was not of recent time.
5
This drift is one of the most
pronounced
of
the social and economic phenomena of the day.
6
The most consistent and
pronounced
of
the problems is the divergence of view between conductor and cast.
7
There is a judgment already
pronounced
of
God upon whatever is unrighteous in the conduct of national affairs.
8
The most
pronounced
of
these, are the merging of BMW's iconic kidneys, in the centre of the grille.
9
After all, Swift
pronounced
of
these satires, that they should either have been more angry or more merry.
10
We observe differences no less
pronounced
of
size-andconsequently of volume, mass and weight-inthe two sexes of many Osmiae.
11
Interest in the results of the action was most
pronounced
of
all, culminating at twelve in girls and fifteen in boys.
12
There's nothing new about the art of collaboration between musicians, but it seems to have become far more
pronounced
of
late.
13
A beginning was made, and the tin-plates manufactured by Yarranton's men were
pronounced
of
better quality even than those made in Saxony.
14
And, upon the whole, it may be
pronounced
of
his character, that all his qualities were sullied with weakness and embellished by humanity.
pronounced
of
pronounced
pronounce