Sentence examples for no accents from inspiring English sources
School doesn't really matter but she must speak well – no accents.
The late Muammar Gaddafi renamed Libya "The Great Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriyya", but it never really caught on foreign secretary foreign words and phrases Italicise, with roman translation in brackets, if it really is a foreign word or phrase and not an anglicised one, in which case it is roman with no accents (exceptions: exposé, lamé, paté, résumé, roué).
No accents in the minuscule script.
In other words, Lynn said, there were no accents because the creators of these systems didn't see a need for them.
Double meaning is also possible with those words whose meanings depend on how they are pronounced, this is the fallacy of accent, but there were no accents in written Greek in Aristotle's day; accordingly, this fallacy would be more likely in written work.
There are no accents and breathing marks, except a few added by a later hand.
(e. g., E matches é ê è ë and e (no accent) and É Ê È Ë and E (no accent).
"You can hear his Texas accent creeping back into his voice, rather than the I'm-the-president, no-accent kind of voice," observed an old friend from Texas.
He spoke Danish with no accent".
