Sentence examples for dominant accent from inspiring English sources
Between, there is a wealth of world cinema, although the dominant accent is, as usual, on local talent.
But its allusions are more oblique — a matter of rhythm and spirit rather than harmony or melody — and its more dominant accent is that of the German cabaret.
It is even possible that, within a decade, they will actually have overtaken the French in Britain, and made considerable progress in America and Germany, the next largest wine-importing countries.But in the auction rooms and fine-wine dealerships of the world, the dominant accent is still decidedly French with the most sought-after wines still coming overwhelmingly from Bordeaux and Burgundy.
But it is the roomy, if invariably packed, bar, with its views out over Knightsbridge for those able to grab window seating, where a variety of accents mingle in the general cacophony -- from estuary English, the dominant accent of southeast England, to the Sloane Ranger drawl of would-be aristocrats, to American to Middle Eastern.
It's not that we've got anything against you, guys, but arguments that we're becoming less reliant on imports start to ring a bit hollow when Aussie accents remain so dominant after 15 seasons of Super League.
You can use the meat as an accent, or as the dominant ingredient.
Use neutral colors for walls and dominant hues, while weaving in secondary and accent hues in rich shades of red, blue, and brown.
Incorporate your predominant flower color – either making it the dominant shade or using it as an accent – and it will all come together.
Typically you would use one color as the dominant color, and use the other two for accents.[9].
The dominant figure in the novel remains Audubon, with his "French accent and comical grammar," his "double yearnings" and his "giant book" that calls all his family "into service".
