Sentence examples for it merely accentuates from inspiring English sources

The orchestra adds some sweetness to the countrified ballad "There's Always Me," which Presley recorded in 1961, but in the chorus it merely accentuates the excess of the Nashville-country backing vocals.

Then it just accentuates the underlying chaos.

It only accentuates what the comedians have done".

Now the long delayed film finally arrives on the coat tails of Inside Out, arguably Pixar's most perfectly realised production, a juxtaposition that merely accentuates its story shortcomings".

His do-or-die approach to the game merely accentuates his eccentricity.

But far from casting the order down America's memory hole, that early rejection merely accentuates the governor's misstep.At the time Mr Perry's plan upset an assortment of groups.

Mr. Vare's course, it is well understood, merely accentuated the Hoover victory, about which the only uncertainty was in the remote chance that President Coolidge would not say the deterring word that would prevent his renomination.

Its story shows clearly how the very success of the City in the past 30 years has merely accentuated its irrelevance to the vast majority of British businesses.

Workfare will merely accentuate the growth of the low-paying, insecure labour market.

The truth is that the events of January merely accentuated a decline in trade for luxury hotels in Paris.

And the sensuous, sophisticated lushness of certain flowers -- an amazingly sculptural water hyacinth, for example, or a sharply geometric agave -- merely accentuate the Partridge boys' sunny innocence.