In the recipes here, tartness is generally welcomed, and not softened by any sweet accent.
In Huck's sweet accent, Twain captures the spirit of an adolescent nation determined to resist domestication and to keep exploring the unknown.
Use the bride's chosen colors and add wedding bells, lovebirds, or another sweet accent to make a beautiful wedding centerpiece.
Three smoothly carved little birds, two on the base and one at the top, add irresistibly sweet accents.
Many dishes followed a general style that seems to be au courant in Connecticut restaurants: a preference for sweet accents in savory dishes that I do not share.
For the most part, however, Ms. Davis does not dig too deeply into the darker material; as an autobiography, "Angela's Mixtape" is fleet and mostly sweet, accenting the comic wonders of the world in which she grew up, and often breaking into a perky dance just when matters begin to get emotional.
But the South has changed, and though the board chairman, J. Ward Purrington, a Raleigh native, has a magnolia-sweet accent that any Hollywood casting director would covet, he is also a no-nonsense lawyer who speaks of Carolina Ballet as if it were a new Internet company: "What this is, is a venture start-up.
She spoke in a sweet Southern accent.
"It's beautiful," she said, her sweet Southern accent lingering on each syllable.
My wife, now a vice president at a New York bank, astounds her co-workers by occasionally firing off, in her sweet European accent, the Mets' lineup from those years: Doc Gooden, Keith Hernandez, Gary Carter, Wally Backman, Lenny Dykstra, Ron Darling, Bobby Ojeda, Mookie Wilson, Jesse Orosco.
Shatu's employer, Marge, wants Shatu to be fired for stealing, but Marge is 78 and senile, and her nephew and legal custodian likes Shatu's "sweet Caribbean accent" (mistaking her pronunciation of "Ghana" as "Guy-anna") and begins calling her at all hours of the night on the private line he has had installed in her room.
