Sentence examples for particularly accented from inspiring English sources

More than just having an ear for impersonation, Mr. Gabis suggested, his ability to study and teach the intricacies of accents, particularly accented English, is actually a perk of neurolinguistic aptitude.

I particularly like Spanish sofas accented with big wooden finials.

Despite the country's relatively small size, there are many distinct regional accents, and individuals with particularly strong accents may not be easily understood everywhere in the country.

(Both shows also subtitle some characters with particularly chewy accents).

"Mak treckle," comes the reply, or "fawty hunner veneer?": not particularly impenetrable accents, simply stateside people mumbling ridiculously quickly.

He takes an apartment in town, keeps in touch with his children, most particularly with Seta, whose "difference" is accented by this physical separation of her parents.

The Z-car wears more curvaceous styling than its predecessor, particularly around the front fascia, which is accented by vertical LED daytime running lights.

All participants spoke native, minimally accented American English.

Regional accents of the US also count, particularly where southern accents lend a particular meaning or quality.

His research shows that many people consciously modify their regional accents, particularly in the workplace, to avoid any "accentism" discrimination.

"People often have negative bias toward non-standard accents, particularly those with disadvantaged and low-prestige minority groups," she says.