How To Use Received pronunciation In A Sentence

She speaks with the sort of received pronunciation you might expect from a former yachtswoman brought up in the Home Counties.
Young teachers are under pressure to drop their regional accents and adopt received pronunciation, research suggests. Times, Sunday Times
We do not, however, see it as the school's place to enforce the accent known as Received Pronunciation.
Young teachers are under pressure to drop their regional accents and adopt received pronunciation, research suggests. Times, Sunday Times
Young teachers are under pressure to drop their regional accents and adopt received pronunciation, research suggests. Times, Sunday Times

Young teachers are under pressure to drop their regional accents and adopt received pronunciation, research suggests. Times, Sunday Times
Young teachers are under pressure to drop their regional accents and adopt received pronunciation, research suggests. Times, Sunday Times
Second, received pronunciation is alive and well and still rather popular. Times, Sunday Times
Their voices would be clipped Received Pronunciation, quite different from chattier tone of current Radio 4 announcers. Celebrating Radio 4's continuity announcers
It wasn't until the mid-19th century that received pronunciation became the accent of choice for royals and public schoolboys. Times, Sunday Times
Young teachers are under pressure to drop their regional accents and adopt received pronunciation, research suggests. Times, Sunday Times
She speaks in breathless, giggly received pronunciation.