The phrase "accentuate more" is not correct in standard written English.
The word "accentuate" already implies an increase or emphasis, so adding "more" is redundant.
Example: "The artist aimed to accentuate the beauty of the landscape in her painting."
Alternatives: "emphasize further" or "highlight additionally."
Along with gold inlay and enamel, these gleaming gems decorate, blanket and otherwise accentuate more than 300 small objects, expertly fashioned, mostly in gold or fine steel.
He continues, "I thought about it also as a huge canvas where I needed to think about the composition and play with the empty white part of the room to accentuate more the idea of Chaos on the other part".
Applications of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) in traditional cementitious materials, have been accentuated more attentions in the recent years.
As a result, Miami is increasingly a generically Hispanic city rather than a specifically Cuban-American city, a tendency that is likely to be accentuated as more and more of the newer immigrants gain citizenship and the right to vote.
While stock price fluctuations have always had an effect on spending, the effect will now likely be accentuated as more and more Americans hold stocks either directly, or through mutual funds or retirement accounts.
If you have a good, creative coach, it will accentuate that more, and I think we're in a good place there with Jeff.
Ring works best with larger FFT sizes as it is attempting to synthesize or accentuate the more pitched/harmonic characteristics of the sound which larger FFTs, with their increased frequency resolution, handle better.
Close-ups accentuate the more intimate relationship the actor can establish with a film audience, an audience that has often followed the actual life of certain actors whom the industry promotes as "stars".
Meanwhile, on the Baghdad streets a facelift is under way to prepare the city for Arab leaders, should they arrive, to accentuate the more hopeful features of Iraq's transition.
In fact, he designed a codpiece to go on Jareth as well to accentuate even more.
Extreme weather patterns may clearly accentuate while more even rainfall patterns would weaker any association, suggesting that it may be periods of high rainfall intensity, which may also increase aerolisation and inhalation of bacteria [ 28], rather than total rainfall that may be the more important factor governing the association between melioidosis and rainfall.
