Sentence examples for its accent from inspiring English sources

Just wants Hollywood stars to stop trying to do its accent, whether it's Orson Welles in The Lady from Shanghai or Tom Cruise in Far and Away.

If poetry is to widen its appeal, it needs to broaden its accent and extend its social reach.

It is this composition, with its accent on constant changes in rhythm, that is at the heart of Mr. Wheeldon's rivulet of changes in the choreography.

Often its accent is bluesy and subtle; occasionally it speaks in the grand pianistic gestures of concert hall virtuosity.

For Gates, the attraction of the project lies in its accent on youth and the common ground it shares with the work of his foundation.

As Macintyre described it, their personnel was "public school and Oxbridge; its accent more refined, its tailoring better".

I love its atrocious accent, its inferiority complex in terms of New York, its nut-job drivers, the insane logic of its street system.

While the dialect and bluntness of the Carthage locals provide a sense of place, as Fargo did so well with its accents and Minnesota niceness, it's Bernie's tone that's the most unfavorable mismatch.

It is a good, solid achievement, pointed in its accents yet free of interpretive excrescences like the ones that marred Sir Simon's Mahler Second with the Philadelphia Orchestra at Carnegie Hall a few years ago.

Do not go to Spark's fiction expecting to hear ordinary speech, with its accents, its hesitations, its redundancies.

In 1951 Henderson moved to Britain to experience the "mother country" and its accents at first hand.