| Such a mispronunciation as this I reproduce, for it has its significance as a revelation of character. |
| This is the present mispronunciation of Jacques prevalent in Warwickshire. |
| Many of his mispronunciation jokes are delightfully complex. |
| We could all see that the mispronunciation of the name had misled the judge as to the identity of the defendant. |
| Some consternation was caused on our arrival at the hotel at Bayonne by the mispronunciation of one of my travelling companions. |
| I repeat my previous apology on mispronunciation. |
