Sentence examples for singular accent from inspiring English sources
A young British actor named Matt Roper, enlisted to play Chico, had to learn how to reproduce a fiendishly singular accent — not an Italian accent but a New York Italian-émigré accent as rendered in caricature by an émigré New York Jew — as well as how to play "trick" piano, in the distinctive Chico style, with the left hand lolling and the right hand shooting the keys and kittening.
He'd go on to move freely through so many worlds and circles, without ever not speaking in that singular accent — though it probably would have made life easier for him if he'd adopted a new way of talking (after all, as a journalist in the locker rooms, where slang and cursing were art-forms, my dad's stiff, formal tongue made him stick out like an egret among ducks).
Cutting a path across history, in the guise of more than forty varied screen heroines who shared a singular face and accent, Katharine Hepburn embodied the most sought-after strengths of modern women, and then habitually followed a man into confusion and defeat.
Mr. White, a former college hockey player with a pronounced Boston accent, has emerged as a singular force within the Romney campaign.
In some South Western accents yat comes from the old singular geat, whereas RP gate comes from the plural gatu.
The combination of weightlessness and inner light is more singular and almost photographic in effect; it announces that everything is on purpose and accents a pervasive feminism that is both primordial and ineffably elegant.
Singular "therapist," plural "their," singular "her".
