Sentence examples for an accent that from inspiring English sources
He wears a cowboy hat and talks with an accent that outsiders find nearly impenetrable.
"I'm British," Aziz says, in an accent that blends a northern brogue with a Kurdish lilt.
The singing, like Sade's, was sexy and vulnerable but remote, with an accent that couldn't be pinned down.
"I am in Miami," a TracFone rep said, in an accent that did not exactly suggest Florida.
"O.K., guys, I can do all four Beatles," Nat said, adopting an accent that sounded more Tufnel than Scouser.
They are slim and straight-backed, tanned and neat, with an accent that is somewhere between BBC and colonial.
He was probably too gifted a linguist to have been saddled long with an accent that embarrassed him.
Williamson's lyrics, though, are quintessentially English, every accusatory line and swear word delivered in an accent that is unapologetically local.
He speaks gently in an accent that still has a hint of Russia – he moved to London at eight.
The opening skit features her portraying a cook with an accent that hurtles around the globe like Ellen MacArthur.
Other times I became Gabriel, a fey mystic with an accent that I imagined to be French-ish.
