Sentence examples for distinguishable accent from inspiring English sources
They note his specific demand for "negotiable American currency", a phrase seldom if ever used by American citizens; since witnesses stated that Cooper had no distinguishable accent, Canada would be his most likely country of origin if he were not a United States citizen.
For those who know him, including his more than 1.8 million Twitter followers, the author of the "Sandman" comic book series and the "Beowulf" movie is instantly recognizable — his wild, dark mane has inspired a Tumblr account, "lovingly dedicated to the terrifying wonder that is Neil Gaiman's hair," and his transatlantic accent is so distinguishable that fans joke his publisher has insured it.
Mr. Oliver is a British comedian of the currently popular aggressive-nerd variety, distinguishable from his American counterparts by his accent, smaller frame and floppier hair.
Dickens' relentless Christianising ethos – doe-eyed heroines, distinguishable in the gutter by their posh accents – still crops up far too often.
All were distinguishable.
The colors now distinguishable.
Skulduggery is not distinguishable from sport.
I wanted kings that were distinguishable from queens, that were distinguishable from bishops, and so on.
Clearly distinguishable seasons characterize the climate.
