Sentence examples for accentuating each from inspiring English sources

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.

"It isolates and accentuates each movement".

In the post-colonial era, Rwanda and Burundi accentuated each other's path toward mass violence.

He spoke in eloquent bursts, using his voice like an instrument, his hands and eyebrows rising and falling to accentuate each note.

(The pair's collaboration on Mr. To's contentious though slightly ponderous "Fulltime Killer" has a different palette and lighting scheme and shows how these two accentuate each other's strengths.) Mr. Cheng's virtuosity compels him to tone down the lighting emphasis as Mr. To intensifies the drama.

Kermit Lynch, meanwhile, through his wine shop in Berkeley, Calif., and also through his nationwide distribution business, chose to sell only French and Italian wines made in the unadulterated, old-school traditional style aimed at accentuating terroir — each vineyard's unique combination of weather, soil and geography.

Langoustines and peas make for a particularly joyous plate – pastel pinks and whites are gorgeous with pea green, the sweet taste of each accentuating that of the other.

A feeling that was accentuated with each passing kilometre.

With David Wright dealing with a hamstring injury, the Mets are undoubtedly Matt Harvey's team, a notion that is accentuated with each dominating start.

Because the truth is, Messi and Ronaldo do not operate in rivalry but in symbiosis, their stark contradictions in style accentuating the idiosyncrasies of each.

(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.