Sentence examples for The accent of from inspiring English sources
(The "accent of doom" he says. "No one pulls one off").
The accent of La Fontaine the narrator enlivens the story with playfully capricious comments, explanations, and digressions.
The accent of even Maurice Chevalier in "Gigi," or Leslie Caron in "An American in Paris" wears thin after a while.
The accent of WHO's work in its first 30 years was on combating infectious disease, notably through its global and country-level campaigns towards eradication of smallpox and malaria.
Her voice still carried the accent of her Brooklyn youth.
Mr. Barbour has the accent of a patrician.
(Swedish detectives snicker at the accent of an inspector from Copenhagen).
"I don't think they have a woman who has the accent of Raqqa," she told me.
When everyone speaks Brooklynish, everything takes on the accent of Brooklynish.
"In one word, I would describe the accent of Liverpool as brilliant," says one talking head.
Sometimes the "accent" of the originals was preserved, oftentimes it was not.
