Sentence examples for accent that from inspiring English sources

The only accent that defeated him, apparently, was Texan.

The trainer had a thick Southern accent that, evidently, his interpreter found hard to understand.

His English retained a Dracula-tinged accent that made his slightest remark sound oracular.

He spoke in a thick accent that sounded vaguely Middle Eastern.

He wears a cowboy hat and talks with an accent that outsiders find nearly impenetrable.

Moss is indeed captivating, despite a wandering accent that often sounds more English than Kiwi.

Now he has a thick New York accent that seeps even into his Irish speech.

He talked tough, in a New Jersey accent that many loved to imitate.

Nor does he affect a transatlantic "Nasa" accent that ends up sounding more like Alan Partridge.

Back in Rome, it was, ironically his accent that won him radio and music hall popularity.

The upper-class Irish accent that she uses grates on the nerves like a migraine.