Sentence examples for accentuated way from inspiring English sources

These artificial lights ironically make her subjects more real or hyperreal, draping each person in an accentuated way.

The team argues that most of the wormlike forms are nothing more than narrow ledges of mineral, where the natural layering of the minerals pyroxene and carbonate has been accentuated the way individual sheets stand out on the edge of a loose sheaf of papers.

They describe what the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) is about in a child-friendly way, accentuated by drawings and pictures.

That work — like the whole Ailey repertory — could be accentuated in other ways, possibly as artistically valid, probably less popular.

And really, what easier way to accentuate a room than through its accessories?

Vunipola's disappointment was accentuated by the rampaging way in which Morgan played in his place.

Armed with bolts of fabric, she would enter her workroom and begin her magic, draping and fitting her clients in a way that accentuated their assets and diminished their flaws.

Public bathrooms are "a flash point" because they are places "where people's level of discomfort is accentuated and magnified in ways it isn't in other places," says Kathryn H Anthony, professor of architecture at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Many of these problems are accentuated by the one-way feedback process, so the student role in the feedback process also needs to be enhanced.

3) Climate knowledge does not isolate individual climate elements, but accentuates the complex way that many processes together constitute climate.

And while vacuum makers may all choose to accentuate the particular way their product sucks, the savvy shopper is generally more interested in the judgment of Consumer Reports, which doesn't sell a vacuum.