Sentence examples for accentuating that from inspiring English sources

Yatsunori Mitsuda's thundering score sets an adventurous tone fitting of the game's monomythic story, accentuating that feeling of vastness and wonder that grows harder to capture with age.

Accentuating that problem, Dr Lee tells me that a quick, "£500 or £1,000 will keep [the authorities'] mouths shut, so even though these people should be sent to prison, it's very hard to do anything because the government is so corrupt".   .

Accentuating that problem, Dr. Lee tells me that a quick "$750 or $1,500 will keep [the authorities'] mouths shut, so even though these people should be sent to prison, it's very hard to do anything because the government is so corrupt".   .

Accentuating that problem, Dr. Lee tells me that a quick, "$750 or $1,500 will keep [the authorities'] mouths shut, so even though these people should be sent to prison, it's very hard to do anything because the government is so corrupt".   .

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.

Social networks are not, in this sense, a levelling force so much as a vast magnifying glass applied to human nature, accentuating that which is already there – contacts, celebrity, exclusivity, excitement and attractiveness included.

Mr Gerhardt accentuated that feeling.

"And I like to accentuate that part of myself.

"Britney is really tan, and she dresses to accentuate that tan.

As though to accentuate that point, the moonlight ride featured falling stars.

What we've tried to do is accentuate that club feeling, the danger of the blood.