Sentence examples for the accent that from inspiring English sources

But it's the accent that first disorients, then beguiles and ultimately delights.

EK: And the accent that Shakespeare himself spoke is said to be most closely preserved in Appalachia!

The original Poppins, in the accent that so magnificently eluded Dick Van Dyke, refers to the birds as "sparrers".

Never has Ifemelu felt as free as the day she stops hiding her Nigerian accent under an American one, the accent that convinces telemarketers she is white.

As a rule, the heaviest accent falls on the first beat of the measure (actually it is the accent that determines where the measure begins).

Millesime is French for "vintage," as in wine, though the restaurant does not use the accent that, in France, would appear over the first "e," nor the one that in some uses appears over the second.

Like Joseph Modeliste of the Meters and James Brown's drummers Clyde Stubblefield and John Starks, Mr. Allen atomizes the rhythm and keeps only the accents that will make it jump most succinctly.

The accents that accompanied the tender, lightly browned pan-seared sea scallops were equally inspired: fingerling potatoes, fiddlehead ferns (now out of season, replaced with asparagus) and corn coulis.

And it was the first time I noticed "TV accents"—the neutral accent that so many news anchors had.

The way that the actors were speaking, the slang that they used, the accents that they have, down to the clothes that they wear..

The accents that you choose can lead guests to formal, elegant, causal and even humorous feelings.