Sentence examples for language accent from inspiring English sources
Every island produces a home-grown soundtrack, inimitable in language, accent, tempo and rhythm.
Cultural power can also backfire when the choices of those who embrace Americanness in language, accent, dress or choice of entertainment stir resentment in those who do not.
Then there are the matters of language, accent and cultural nuance that promise to hamper the communication and understanding needed to deliver personal services.
Ms. Kohen skillfully morphs language, accent and expression into differing characters with opposing points of view, yet the presentation feels rushed.
The Guardian understands that one of the primary reasons Glass is not available outside the US is due to the requirements of localisation for language, accent and regional differences in units – although Google's voice search is currently available in localised versions in many countries outside the US including the UK.
Of the 160 respondents so far, 36% of nonnative English speakers said they had been perceived or treated differently by patients, colleagues or others because of language, accent or cultural differences.
Most callers speak either Standard American English or Northern Inland English, though there are a number of other English speech varieties represented as well, including foreign-accented English (especially Chinese and Indian language accents).
He exudes Germanic seriousness and speaks German so well that the language accents his English more than his native Italian does.
Sarah Rosenberg and Louis Reyes Cardenas, who are credited with the show's conception, have kept Shakespeare's language (accented with an occasional "huh?" or "oh, all right"), letting young theatergoers grasp meaning through context.
For a Chinese person watching it, it's obvious because of language, accents and all that.
The rougher the neighbourhoods I lived in, the posher my already embarrassingly posh, mimicked-from-a-mother-who-learnt-English-as-a-foreign-language, accent became.
