Sentence examples for a noticeable accent from inspiring English sources
When Pedro Martínez speaks English, he has a noticeable accent and sometimes still mixes up words.
Set over a bare-bones beat lifted from the hit song "Hollaback Girl," by Gwen Stefani, it features a woman with a noticeable accent shouting phrases like "Reeks like gawbage" and "You know it's made of trash, girl".
PHOENIX — When Guadalupe V. Aguayo puts her hand to her heart, faces the American flag in the corner of her classroom and leads her second-graders in the Pledge of Allegiance, she says some of the words — like allegiance, republic and indivisible — with a noticeable accent.
For individuals "a stake below 5% is irrelevant and anything more than 12% becomes more than insurance," the Parisian native says in a noticeable accent.
Weymi speaks English with a subtle but noticeable accent, and was relieved when I switched to Mandarin.
With a noticeable British accent (a remnant of his Manchester upbringing), California tan and rose-gold Rolex, he cut a sharp figure, and perhaps a sharper sales pitch.
The Chinese, he said, in a noticeable Yiddish accent, have variously mistaken him for Pavarotti, Santa Claus, a judge, and a magician.
"I take it as a compliment, for the most part," Harkleroad, a Georgia native, said yesterday with a noticeable Southern accent.
(Netrebko, who is a very quick study when it comes to languages, used to speak English with a noticeable Russian accent, but it's almost gone now, her Russianness apparent only in certain vowels and infrequent lapses into Russian syntax).
He signs e-mails to customers "Semper Fi" to show loyalty and devotion, even though he was never a Marine and has a noticeable Danish accent.
His English has a noticeable French accent.
