Sentence examples for one particular accent from inspiring English sources

RP is not intrinsically superior to other varieties of English; it is itself only one particular accent that has, through the accidents of history, achieved more prestige than others.

All standard languages are in any case spoken in a variety of accents, though sometimes one particular accent (e.g., Received Pronunciation in Britain) may be most closely associated with the standard because of its shared social or educational origins.

And in one particular case, that of the Glasgow accent, have thickened rather than weakened.

The authors have performed a study with a particular accent on the intrinsic disordered status of these proteins.

Since trad RP is an accent that doesn't come from one particular region, in one sense, no area of the country was more disadvantaged than any other.

Linguistic differences may become salient markers of divisions between social groups, for example, speaking a language with a particular accent may imply membership of an ethnic minority or social class, one's area of origin, or status as a second language speaker.

Somehow, one particular image hit home.

Few non-Bostonians seem to be able to imitate this particular accent effectively.

One particular opportunity clanged.

One particular man, Capt.

But not one particular couple.