The word 'accentuating' is an acceptable English word and can be used in written English.
It is the present participle form of the verb 'accentuate', which means to emphasize or bring attention to something. For example: "The singer accentuated the lyrics of the song by swaying her arms with the beat."
Saltzman superintended the writing, sculpting the character and the essence of the franchise – accentuating the Englishness of it all – and pushed for the roughneck Sean Connery as Bond over the effete James Mason-ish toffs mulled by Fleming and producer Cubby Broccoli.
"Nicola Sturgeon…plans to put Ed Miliband into No 10 so that she could hold him to ransom every time there's a vote in the House of Commons," he thundered.For the Liberal Democrats, today's priority was reminding the electorate how unlikely it is that any party will win a majority and thus (they hope) accentuating their own importance as a moderating force.
Officially Palestinian and Israeli leaders are accentuating the positive.
Accentuating ceiling curves with sky-blue light generates a "sense of space expanding above" and bathing vertical surfaces in white light creates an illusion of greater width.When Boeing's 787 was introduced in 2011 it pioneered a number of enhancements.
The game, called Fast ForWord, is meant to improve phoneme recognition by stretching out and accentuating each sound, much as mothers do when they talk baby-talk, until the child's ear becomes more attuned to the different phonemes.
The three main theories about Vladimir Putin's motivations could be summed up as "bad", "mad" or "sad".Advocates of the "bad" theory think that Russia is exploiting, and accentuating, Western weakness and over-stretch.
And how can a ruling self-styled as narrow and modest, applying only to closely-held corporations, expand to embrace pleas from religious non-profits to be exempt from exemptions?Some observers are blaming Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg for accentuating the negative.
Wearing a tight suit, he paces up and down, gesticulating and accentuating his words, then drilling them home with a sadistic smile.
The contrast between the glitzy downtown and the "heartlands" is glaring, and more damaging in tiny, dense Singapore than it would be in a big country, says Paulin Straughan of the National University of Singapore.To defuse the pressure, the prime minister, Lee Hsien Loong, says Singapore will slow down the intake of migrants while accentuating the privileges of citizenship.
WHATEVER the travails of the Greek economy, George Papandreou has a gift for accentuating the positive.
So here's a chance for Mr McCain to appeal to both groups by accentuating his laudable position on these issues.
