Sentence examples for accentuating an from inspiring English sources

Ms. Röschmann's seriousness is only a veil attractively covering and accentuating an underlying sensuality.

(See 'Die kopernikanische Wendung der Grammatik' in Die Sprache des Menschengeschlechts). Accordingly, the professions (lawyers, preachers, artists and scientists) are grammatical necessities, each profession accentuating an aspect of reality whose grammatical mode is the trajective, prejective, subjective and objective respectively.

Some seek the quiet touch of the flame accentuating a glazed surface or giving subtle ash effects on unglazed surfaces.

His wife stands to one side, a few steps behind him, a dark shawl covering her head and accentuating a lovely, kind face.

Based on the pattern, the music is digitally modified by accentuating a beat or a note to encourage a certain dance step.

Ms. Chast, who is 49, is herself no less unique looking, with a small frame, blond hair, blue eyes and a beaklike nose accentuating a prettily compact face.

New luxury hotels catering to rich Chileans and moneyed foreign visitors charge $1,100 a night, accentuating a festering income gap.

The massiveness of the structure mimics the thought process of the main character and pushes you down through myriad ramps accentuating a sense of helplessness.

After all, the government has seized hundreds of businesses this year alone, and thousands of people are homeless because of heavy rains, accentuating a severe housing shortage.

The sound of footsteps on gravel accentuating a peculiar hush not often associated with a major sporting event.

Halter styles are also good for accentuating a small bust.