Sentence examples for because of the accent from inspiring English sources

"It's partly because of the accent.

Yesterday's New York Times speculated that they are, possibly because of the accent.

"I faced a lot of abuse because of the accent and the feeling that Indians are taking away American jobs," Mr. Desai recalled.

However, Ron's media credentials as a putative Soviet agent were undermined when Gordievsky told a Scottish newspaper in 2004: "The only problem was that we couldn't understand him at all because of the accent.

The production editor of theguardian.com says: "In exceptional cases such as this, where the stories are just not being found on the internet because of the accent, we will remove the relevant accent on the website".

Even if sf produces a slightly louder dynamic because of the accent, it does not open the door to a very loud dynamic within an atmosphere of pp. What is at stake here is not merely whether a single note in a huge symphony is being played too loudly.

Which was interesting not just because of the apparent assumption that all Danes can also speak English, but also because of the accents on show.

Everyone you meet seems to have known or been one of the actors or extras, and it is an enduring point of pride that when the film was shown in the US, it had to be subtitled because of the accents.

Wesley Smith, Greenville-Washington Visitors Bureau: The Europeans are easier to spot because of the accents, but Americans flock to the Delta by the thousands and this grows each year as our tourism efforts become more organized.

Americans who meet Patterson inevitably think she is Australian because of her back-of-the-throat accent.

This is in part because the speech sounds of the accent mismatch those of the language standard (and/or with the listener's own accent).