Sentence examples for its accentuation from inspiring English sources

The difficulties facing anyone who tries to reconstruct what Classical Greek sounded like are enormous because of a peculiar complexity of languages, like Greek, in which the length of a syllable and its accentuation were two separate issues.

Mr. Doyle's impressive if problematic "Caucasian Chalk Circle" almost out-Brechts Brecht in its accentuation of the play as dramatic artifact, and the actor as a creative worker more than a representative of character.

It has music by both Bach and Steve Reich; it involves elaborate use of video and recorded speech (spoken by its four dancers); its accentuation of the ballet vocabulary puts more emphasis on transition, process and mechanics than on finish or illusion; it plays Pirandellian games with ideas of rehearsal and preperformance; and it ends as if about to begin.

In turn, when utterances bear a noun focus with its corresponding accentuation (condition FF), the CPS should be elicited in convergence to this focused and accented noun position.

While he was almost its smallest member, he was also perhaps its best, precisely showing the accentuation of each step and, at the end of each work, taking a flying jump off the raised stage with infectious enthusiasm.

Defining bone attrition is challenging because it is an accentuation of the normal curvature of the tibial plateaus.

Although possible toxicity of dopamine and its metabolites may explain relative accentuation of nigral degeneration, the modality of neurotransmitter is not the major determinant for LB formation.

The inadequacy between access to drinking water and sanitation constitutes, by its induced effects, a factor of accentuation of poverty.

Accentuation at it's finest.

It is not just the heavy accentuation (adamant gestures that help assure togetherness); it is the unusually rich string sound (the product, perhaps, of individuals feeling their individuality).

But its steps have a speed, density and complexity of accentuation that, modern in 1947, remain challenging today.