Sentence examples for much accent from inspiring English sources

"It's not so much accent as rhythm that gives us away," he says about the lies that language can't hide.

Standards are accent plants, and too much accent becomes disturbing or ceases to be an accent at all.

The seminar was a good opportunity to reflect on how much accent is put nowadays on visual reception.

Listen to as much accent-less speech as you can.

He's a good mimic who can do pretty much any accent, and his American accents are accurate, excepting the Valley Girl surfer he tells he has AIDS.

"It's a much easier accent to do than a standard American accent because you can really hear it.

Significant progress is made, but not so much in accent improvement.

Northernness was not so much an accent as a way of life.

This passionate color can add that much needed accent that your bathroom may fall short of.

I know it's a cliché but it seems like there's so much more accent on maintaining your profile and the digital revolution of the music industry has made it hard for the songwriter to focus on the songs and the heart and soul of it.

Speaking a new language is almost as much about accent and pronunciation as it is about memorization.