Sentence examples for range of accents from inspiring English sources

They deploy a broad range of accents and voices and postures.

From the Border ballads to Blake and beyond, I love our splendidly mongrel language and the range of accents and rich dialects in which it dresses itself.

"He was also a fabulous raconteur, creating eerily convincing sound effects and affecting a wide range of accents as he wove captivating tales of his many adventures in the field".

But all of them (young and old, mostly English-speakers, but with a range of accents and ethnicities) seem to believe they are making a statement of some gravitas — issuing a reproof to doctrine, possibly risking their salvation.

Of the students in the south, who had a range of accents including received pronunciation (RP), Kentish, Irish, estuary and cockney, only four had been advised to modify their accents.

By contrast, the same range of accents we hear in Queens is global but local: People land from everywhere and stay, in one of the most ethnically diverse patches of residential real estate in the nation.

What keeps you listening to Homewood's impressive range of European accents is the dazzling resourcefulness and audacity of the plotters.

The technology is there, but one problem is in distinguishing among the range of English accents, like Cockney and Noo-Yawk-ese.

When you strip away its tired, utterly false premise, all that remains of Take Me Out is a lot of flashing lights and some scripted innuendo delivered in a range of regional accents.

She's quieter than the others, like a calm sister surrounded by loquacious brothers, but she only has to open her mouth to remind you of her huge range of comedy accents, from humble peasants to autocratic queens.

The narration conveys brilliantly a range of diverse accents and quasi-patois, but it cannot overcome the fact that this text is too complex for audio - there are just too many specialist and foreign words.