Sentence examples for and is accentuated by from inspiring English sources

In Bharatanatyam that starts with the feet and is accentuated by the bells worn around the ankles.

Physically the resemblance to Mirren is more remarkable than a few smile-lines, and is accentuated by Dyrholm's distinctive short blonde bob, so familiar to devotees of the addictive Danish television drama The Legacy and the result of her being cast directly after a movie in which her hair was cut short.

This is one of the basic aims of power system development, and is accentuated by the current smart grid.

On May 19, the Canadian will release his Black Boots EP and is accentuated by the captivating and simplistic track, "Wildfire".

Maupassant was adamant in refusing to undergo treatment, with the result that the disease was to cast a deepening shadow over his mature years and was accentuated by neurasthenia, which had also afflicted his brother.

Disagreements between the leaders persisted and were accentuated by arguments over the validity of what had come to be called the Holy Lance, which a Provençal priest found below the cathedral and insisted was the lance that, according to the Gospels, had pierced the side of Jesus Christ when he hung on the cross.

This loop turns out to be functionally significant in the lens, and there is evidence that it began small and was accentuated by gradual selection as the crystallin took on its new visual function (Sweeney et al. 2007).

38 Crow's feet develop as a result of the action of the orbital portion of the orbicularis oculi muscles and are accentuated by contraction of the zygomaticus and zygomatic head of the quadratus labii superioris muscle, which elevates the upper cheek.

To many of us — and this is accentuated by the roiling terrorist menace from Islamic radicals — a veiled Muslim woman appears threatening.

He can be somewhat aloof and distant, which is accentuated by Graff's decision to isolate Ender and alienate him from his fellow trainees, as well as confident to the point of arrogance, and questioning of authority to the point of insolence.

Their subtle barred-and-striped beauty of plumage is accentuated by dippings and writhings of their movement.