If her grip on the context was so loose that a common foreign accent made her confuse a season with a town, this is on her own shoulders.Finally, Ms Cabrera later told CNN en Español (video in Spanish) that she had subsequently had her hearing tested; her doctor found (on a 1-5 scale) that one ear rated only a 2, the other a 3.
In counter-terrorism circles there is a quip about Belmarsh, where a number of convicted terrorists serve their sentences: "The most common accent in Belmarsh is Brummie".
Throughout his career his works used dissonance dramatically rather than harshly, and if his themes were often shaped with the angularity that was the common accent of mid-20th-century composition, they typically had an intensity that listeners heard as passionate and direct rather than merely spiky.
The most common accent and/or dialect spoken by natives throughout Texas is sometimes referred to as Texan English, which itself is a sub-variety of a broader category of American English known as Southern American English.
Concrete, granite, and linoleum are all fair game for flooring material, while chrome, steel, and black lacquered wood are common accents for furnishings.
Non-rhoticity is a common feature of several accents, including the Boston accent and many British accents.
McCorkle, like the also heroic Ned Kelly, speaks in the near-Biblical accents of a common man whose dignity has been offended: I continued strolling until I found a café run by a little reffo fellow in a dirty singlet.
Sonya, who may seem like a Nobel laureate after this nonsense, has a common advantage on animal television, an accent.
Jeffrey Jacobi, a speech coach in Manhattan and author of "How to Say It With Your Voice" (Prentice Hall), says accent bias is a common complaint of his clients.
(And where did a common sailor get such a posh accent?) But Mr. Ashley has ingeniously stressed the less innocent aspects of the characters, emphasizing the selfish anger and the not-so-pretty lustiness of both.
