Sentence examples for all accent from inspiring English sources
While Angus is a thrilling soloist (at least on those early records where his breaks are mostly short, sharp and shocking), Malcolm was all accent, drive and reinforcement.
Sound effects — sheep at the Cubbins homestead, a trumpet fanfare, the shriek of the Yeoman of the Bowmen — and a gentle pan-and-zoom focus on the illustrations all accent the narrative as the reader finger-swipes through each page.
Perkins has said that, rather than impersonating the legendary US singer, he focuses on Cash's performance attitude and here he captures it all: accent, swagger and that distinctive guitar playing.
In "Reno 911," his Terry Bernadino is all accent, affectation, and insanity dressed up in tiny, tiny outfits.
His concern for the aged in this country, to his mind the bleakest place on earth to be old, because here all the accent is on youth.
If your skin is fair, peach, strawberry, navy and dark green will all help accent your rosy hue.
He was speaking in an accent all the time at the read-through, so I thought he was actually Scottish.
But above all, accents somehow provide meaning beyond the words they actually pronounce.
It featured a base of vertical strips of stainless steel holding in bowed, bright blue enameled panels; glass-block infill and horizontal blue and stainless steel striping along the top, all accented under lurid red neon.
The fish -- meaty but with a delicate flavor -- came on a bed of mouthwatering eggplant caviar and was topped with an arugula salad, all accented by a light meat and basil jus.
That means a lot of quick switches between genders, ages and, above all, accents.
