Sentence examples for and accentuates from inspiring English sources

The phrase "and accentuates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something emphasizes or highlights a particular aspect or quality of something else.
Example: "The vibrant colors of the painting draw the viewer's attention and accentuates the emotional depth of the scene."
Alternatives: "and highlights" or "and emphasizes".

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"It isolates and accentuates each movement".

Each color bounces off — and accentuates — the others.

Television is not kind to radio; it diffuses its charms and accentuates its limitations.

As Chafe observes, the St .John Passion stresses Jesus' messianic nature and accentuates oppositions between good and evil.

At age 23, he is young to be going bald, a reality he accepts and accentuates by shaving his head.

The trebly nature of the recording - on a cassette, over the telephone - makes him sound old, paper-thin, and accentuates the slight hitch in his voice.

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"Eliminate the superfluous and accentuate the luxurious".

It's intense carving, very forceful, contorted and accentuated".

Ms. Röschmann's seriousness is only a veil attractively covering and accentuating an underlying sensuality.

Television and social media embrace and accentuate the good and the bad sides of all this.

David Van Tieghem's music threaded in and out, enhancing the tension and accentuating the beauty.

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