Sentence examples for many accents from inspiring English sources

Sure enough, Ris has almost as many accents in its repertoire as Meryl Streep.

But she could hear the many accents imploring her to keep going.

The playwright has put many accents on the stage, but her favorite language would seem to be metaphor.

Together, with their many accents, they made 1940s New York a cosmopolitan centre for a new kind of painting that drew deeply on cubism and surrealism.

Go in closer and you hear different stories told in many accents: "It seemed to have wings like a bat and came stumbling towards us.

It's too awful to imagine what Clarissa would make of someone who doesn't know how many accents there are in Hermès.

Many accented tribes, including Jews, grabbed for the Norman Rockwell ideal.

Unlike the German case, the estimation method does not eliminate many accent commands from the English prototypes.

However, attempts are being made by some writers and radio presenters to revitalise its use and the distinctive sing-song accent and many dialect words of Norse origin remain in use.

"By interacting with speakers of many different accents we might realise our biases are unfounded and our trustworthy perception of that accent can change as well," she says.

However, in many British accents, the H at the beginning of a word is often omitted, such as in many Northern accents and the Cockney accent.