Sentence examples similar to accents markedly from inspiring English sources
But he said he could not be more specific in terms of locating Richard's twang than the West Midlands, and believes the accent would be markedly different from the modern-day one.
Sotloff's killer speaks with a markedly British accent.
With his rich, sonorous voice, precise elocution and markedly Anglicized accent, Mr. Davis seems the very model of the classically trained British actor, which is all the more impressive since he was born in Arkansas and acquired his classical facility on this continent.
Clad in a checked shirt, black tie, and what appears to be a three-piece suit, Miller instead begins by complaining volubly (and in a markedly outer-borough accent) about the meal.
AA showed markedly impaired ability to distinguish change in an individual's accent despite being able to discriminate phonemes and voices (apperceptive accent agnosia); and in addition, a severe deficit of accent identification.
I don't give a hoot". There's a lullaby sweetness to her speaking voice that contrasts markedly with both her powerhouse singing style and the New York accent that coats every word.
The palette of materials that Sanders (and the interior designer Andy Goldsborough) chose is markedly masculine: mahogany; black leather for floor tiles and upholstery; gray flannel for throw pillows, with an accent of fur or fake suede here and there.
Her thinking cleared markedly.
The mood dropped markedly.
