Sentence examples for been accentuated from inspiring English sources
verb
To pronounce with an accent or vocal stress.
Lately, these traits appear to have been accentuated.
The need has been accentuated by two separate developments.
The quandary over the sanctions has been accentuated by the recent behavior of Mr. Haider.
The process has been accentuated by what they've done in England".
This symbolism has been accentuated, she believes, by other signals along her path to the Paralympics.
The trend toward the formation of conservative study and discussion groups has been accentuated.
Her lighting enhances the eerie mood of its almost stage-like setting, while the subject's geometric forms have been accentuated.
But the problem has been accentuated this time around, and partly as a result of deliberate policy.
It may have been accentuated by the nasty legacy left by Chiang Kai-shek's Kuomintang (KMT), who succeeded Japanese colonists.
They have been just more obviously defined by their characteristics which have then been accentuated by the brilliant storytelling in words and pictures.
That trend has only been accentuated by an economic crisis worse than any other this country has faced in 70 years.
