In other words, accentuate the strengths.
Use eye contact and body language to accentuate your points.
Intriguingly, Osborne points to the biggest divide in Uganda between the Nilotic-speaking peoples of the north of Uganda, who look towards southern Sudan, and the Bantu speaking people of the south whose linguistic cousins spread all the way to southern Africa: language and literacy only accentuate the big cultural differences on either side of this divide – one of the biggest in Africa.
Instead, on rare occasions an intervention appeared to intensify stigmatizing attitudes (e.g., restrictions placed on others) or language (e.g., "dangerous"), or accentuate the differences between participants and those experiencing MHDs (e.g., autism) who were the "others" highlighted by the intervention [ 33, 43, 48, 57].
He spoke in simple village language and lived with the poorest people, accentuating his different aesthetics from the elites.
But in contrast to the methods of Ms. Baker and Ms. Herzog, who present worlds that we recognize onstage, Nature Theater trims its productions in experimental effects that accentuate the dissonance that arises when we hear everyday language in surreal contexts.
The disparity between language and policy is reminiscent of past elections when candidates accentuated differences but found the range of options available to them not all that different once the election was over.
Sojo speaks English, but his pronunciation of the language is imperfect, and for the amusement of teammates, he would sometimes accentuate the imperfections.
Headline writers -- at their best, the language's poets of the succinct -- sometimes give in to the urge to accentuate a minor sense of a temptingly short word.
He speaks in the hardboiled language of Dashiell Hammett and Raymond Chandler, but Thompson goes out of his way to accentuate the character's freakishness.
