How to pronounce “moir” in English

With co-author Ralph Moir, he has written articles for the American Physical Society Forum on Physics and Society, "Liquid Fuel Nuclear Reactors"--

Where did Moira get these words?

I love the way Moira speaks, or I love the way that David and Alexis bicker with each other.

And I would say Moira because-- --just a step out of my comfort zone.

Where did Moira get these words?

I love the way Moira speaks.

I want Moira to work on a campaign.

How would Moira say spatula?

You don't want a Moire.

I happened to be on Moira Gunn's "Tech Nation" NPR program yesterday, and she was reminiscing about her 2001

to try to floralize, Moira-ize dialogue from the very beginning.

OK. Moira, do you think she would have any-- would she be similarly a Mayor Pete?

I can't carry them off the same way Moira can.

Hi, this is my Moira.

It Moires.

Yeah. I think I would pick Moira.

I would pick the clothes alone, Moira.

Yeah. CATHERINE O'HARA: Say Moira.

It's like, what would 16-year-old Moira have benefited from knowing with what you know now?

But at the end of the review, Moira Hobson, the reviewer at the time, said that she wished we had a bit more Miles Davis.

So it's my pleasure to welcome my friend, Moira, here today.

So I feel as if-- I mean, 16-year-old Moira, who knows what could have helped.

Yeah, excatly. It's like a Moire pattern when it's on screen.

So I was going through the thesaurus all the time, as were you and the writers-- you, writer, and the writers-- to try to floralize Moira's dialogue

And what else? Oh, I have the painting that was behind Johnny and Moira's bed of the boat.

Her book, which we'll be talking about today, is called "Labor of Love, The Invention of Dating." And Moira is also a founding editor

So based on that passage and based on what you know now, I'd love to ask you what advice would you give 16-year-old Moira?