The phrase "account accent" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it lacks context and does not appear to be a recognized expression.
Example: "The account accent in the report was confusing to the readers."
Alternatives: "account tone" or "account style".
Whereas standard modernist accounts of autonomy stress rational decision making and valorize a respect for rights, feminist accounts accent the role of feelings in autonomous lives (Nedelsky 1989; Meyers 1989; Weir 1995) and focus on the way that subordination constrains autonomy (Meyers 1989; Babbitt 1993; Benhabib 1995; Cudd 2006).
New technology is allowing custom synthetic voices to be created, taking into account regional accents, gender, and anatomy (e.g., Bunnell & Pennington, 2010) and this provides the foundation for voice banking and voice donation (e.g., Jreige, Patel, & Bunnell, 2009; Yamagishi, Veaux, King, & Renals, 2012).
I had been called a "smelly A-rab" at school, watched my mother get stared down in grocery shops on account of her accent and witnessed the sharp looks my veiled grandmother drew in the streets.
And Mr. Gellev, Ms. Paterson and Mr. Huebner gave a dramatic, nicely accented account of Stravinsky's "Histoire du Soldat" Suite.
Mr. Previn began by leading a reduced ensemble in a shapely, texturally transparent and thoughtfully accented account of Mozart's "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik".
In Mr. Eckardt's score, Natalie Tenenbaum gave a sparkling, sharply accented account of the prominent solo piano line, and the ensemble's woodwinds, brasses and percussionists made important contributions to the work's tactile, constantly changing surface.
16, Nos. 3 and 5) gave him an opportunity to show his persuasiveness in ruminative music, and his sharply accented account of the more torrential No. 4, played between them, seconded the impression he created in the Chopin.
Same name; you have to account for regional accents!
He arrived there a month before Pinochet's coup of 1973, after which he was arrested on account of his "foreign" accent.
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