Sentence examples for coarse accent from inspiring English sources
Peter Falk's coarse accent and humble demeanor always lulled rich, sophisticated killers into a false sense of superiority.
He translated her memories into songs written for her, while refining her coarse street accent and teaching her discipline.
And despite her warm, very British accent, Wyld has a beautiful ear for the Australian vernacular, particularly the broad, coarse dialect of male farmers and shearers who populate the Australian sections of the novel.
Coarse American accents and brusque movements would give them away even if they were trying to blend in.
Describing the British class structure, Orwell said in The Road to Wigan Pier that as a child he felt lower-class people were almost subhuman, with coarse faces, hideous accents and gross manners; feelings forged before the Great War when it was impossible or at least very dangerous for a well-dressed person to go through a slum street.
There Daniel acquired his yob accent, a group of disreputable friends, and the habit of knocking around in the streets and coarse fishing in the Thames.
His real-life accent is faint but distinctly Irish, and his own brother has told reporters that it has become thicker and coarser since his success.
