Sentence examples for confusing accent from inspiring English sources
VICE: What brings you here?Tim: Despite my confusing accent, Scotland is my home.
It's why, like every other failed reactionary loser to get bored of these pissy islands, he went off to seek fame in America, where people confuse our accents for wit and our humdrum sex lives for personality.
It's why, like every other failed reactionary loser to get bored of these pissy islands, he went off to seek fame in America, where people confuse our accents for wit and our humdrum sex lives for personality.
He realizes you may be skeptical, put off by his exotic name — he's from Nigeria — or confused by his accent, the way he stretches his vowels and trills his R's, giving his sermons a certain chain-saw rhythm.
And Edwards played up the accent -- unless he's confusing Southern California with the rest of the South".
He had a very Italian accent (is the party at risk of confusing its supporters?).
Don't change your voice, Cheryl, pet Cheryl Cole is to be a judge on the American version of The X Factor, and not surprisingly there are mutterings that Americans will be confused by her Geordie accent and Geordyisms.
Only once did I smile and that was at the idea of the BBC bringing in Wilfred Pickles to read the radio news during the war – not as an enlightened move against John Reith's rigid rules or the prejudices of the listeners but because it was thought that Pickles' broad and fruity Yorkshire accent would confuse the Germans.
Meanwhile in the US, accented American Iranians continue to push for their different, often-competing (and confusing) agendas.
