Sentence examples for get accentuated from inspiring English sources

"In that market, things tend to get accentuated…[they] are either great or they are a disaster".

With at least two new GECs (Colors and Imagine) launched since 2008 and more than 40 million cable homes getting added every year, Television Audience Measurement's (TAM) CEO L.V. Krishnan says this could just be the beginning because with digitization this trend will get accentuated and "channels will have to brand themselves like an FMCG product".

In developing countries, the frequency of these factors gets accentuated with high injection use at health care facilities, most of which are provided with previously used syringes [ 2, 6].

This trend to ascribe impersonal origin to the Vedas gets further accentuated in the Brāhmaṇas and the Upaniṣads.

Johnny Mercer may have said it best: You've got to accentuate the positive Eliminate the negative Latch on to the affirmative Don't mess with Mister In-Between.

Which brings me to another song …. "You've got to accentuate the positive/ Eliminate the negative/ Latch on to the affirmative/ Don't mess with Mr. In-Between/ You've got to spread joy up to the maximum/ Bring gloom down to the minimum/ Have faith or pandemonium's/ Liable to walk upon the scene".

"You've got to accentuate the positive.

The Thick fit challenge is just that; a six-week fitness routine meant to get you fit while accentuating the curves.

We've got to get on the front foot; accentuate the positives (they do exist); and shout out for our industry.

That got picked up on and accentuated by ABC News.

If you are curvy all over and have a toned body, get a bikini that accentuates your curves.