Sentence examples for little accent from inspiring English sources

Aside from the little accent lights in the cactus garden, everything else was dark.

A little accent on the cymbal here, an up-stroke on the guitar strings there, and everything moves a little closer to the sound Prince imagines.

Cologne and body spray can add a nice little accent to your appearance as long as you don't go overboard.

Cute little hairclips, headbands, and flowers can be used to provide a little accent for the hair.

The rest of California has very little accent, but living here, I have noticed a couple quirks- Californians pronounce "water" like "wadder"- in fact, many sharp Ts sound like Ds.

Despite protests that she won't be singing at all, she jumps immediately into it, singing along with Corden and then having a fun little accent-off.

The song pushes forward in its slushy, original walk, with the violin and Mr. Gopalnath's saxophone playing a sighing Carnatic melody as counterpoint to Mr. Mahanthappa's neatly cutting one, and the mridangam lodging little accents between the James Brown beats.

You knew from the outset, with Mr. Hamelin stressing the separation of the last note of the opening phrase from the slurred notes before, that this would be a gently activist interpretation and reconsideration, and it brimmed with subtleties throughout — little accents of timing, acute attention to harmonic shifts.

Some other little accents were also apparent, like the inclusion of a slot for a wheelie bag handle.

"Is London good, Joel?" my friends back home ask me, in their quaint way, with their funny little accents and their cursory-at-best knowledge about metropolitan things like Ubers and guacamole, and I tell them "Yes," I say.

"Is London good, Joel?" my friends back home ask me, in their quaint way, with their funny little accents and their cursory-at-best knowledge about metropolitan things like Ubers and guacamole, and I tell them yes, I say, it takes an hour to get anywhere and all the burgers have pulled pork on them, and you pay to take a lift to the top of the tallest skyscrapers, and look down but not jump.