Sentence examples for accentuated against from inspiring English sources

I wanted an image that would pop with the brilliant late-afternoon sunlit whiteness of the structure accentuated against a deep blue sky.

That problem was accentuated on Saturday against Rutgers when the Hurricanes committed 13 infractions for 120 yards.

Peeking out at the audience from under dark brown bangs, speaking in a childish voice that accentuated her transgressions against propriety, Ms. Roche explained, to howls of laughter, how the lemon-scented products called out to her in uncensored terms that she was, as the commercials put it, not so fresh, or at least not fresh enough.

William Lynch Jr., the chief executive of Barnes & Noble, resigned on Monday, two weeks after a devastating earnings report that accentuated the bookseller's losing battle against powerful rivals like Amazon.

The activity against enterococci was most accentuated when all three bacteriocins were expressed from the same strain, although modest antimicrobial activity was exhibited by the supernatants containing individual bacteriocins.

This produces a sense of vertiginous complexity, which is accentuated by the fact that the wall against which the staircase is set slopes away from you.

On the school track, wearing black tights that accentuated her leg muscles, Huber dug in against the stiff wind, running her 200's in 33 to 34 seconds, slower than she had clocked in high school.

In these portraits the detailed description and tenebrism of Velázquez's Sevillian paintings have been modified; only the faces and hands are accentuated and the dark figures stand out against a light background.

The tower seems to explode from the façade, accentuated by the columns and pilasters canted against the curved walls.

I'm not against make up, and think accentuated eyes and lips can make a woman look and feel even more stunning.

The latter are doubly stigmatized: the stigma against their ethnic culture is accentuated by the taboos within their own communities.