Sentence examples for at accentuating from inspiring English sources

He knows despair can be countered only with hope and he's good at accentuating the positive.

Kermit Lynch, meanwhile, through his wine shop in Berkeley, Calif., and also through his nationwide distribution business, chose to sell only French and Italian wines made in the unadulterated, old-school traditional style aimed at accentuating terroir — each vineyard's unique combination of weather, soil and geography.

The present study aims at accentuating the use of computational modeling techniques towards significantly improving the effectiveness of daylighting control on energy and cost savings for historic office buildings.

By contrast, the essence of caricature is making people look ugly, or at least accentuating unusual physical traits.

This is a reimagining of the word, aimed at positively accentuating the initials that would otherwise spell a derisive term, "pig".

Fluid loss occurs rapidly at high altitudes accentuating altitude sickness so drink copious amounts of fluids.

High necks were the out-and-out stars of the collection at J W Anderson, accentuated with a high, ring-pulled zip, and at Dior, where they were sequinned.

Here, too, short works were being gathered under a single title that at once accentuated their individuality and implied a common ground.

He thinks about everything he does — how he presents himself is central to how he leads — so the accent is probably something he did not want to lose and may even at times accentuate.

The setting is a creepy garden in the czar's castle at night, the scenery accentuating the mood of intrigue that is the basis of the opera's plot.

Mr. Shepherd and Mr. Domingo, in roles originated by Mr. Fugard and Zakes Mokae, the great South African actor, in both the original production and the revised version from 1985 seen on Broadway, are at their best in accentuating the comical rapport between the brothers as they hatch this plan and set it in motion.