Sentence examples for tougher accent from inspiring English sources

He pushes his chest forward and imitates the tougher accent of his youth.

It was difficult, understanding the accent, very tough accent.

It's a tough accent to come to".

I longed for your thick, tough accent.

His tough guy accent is a working-class pose he adopted after he become a vampire.

Think of Lana Turner in "The Postman Always Rings Twice," stripped of genteel Hollywood airs and with a tough New York accent.

Raised working class on Long Island -- he was voted Most Friendly in high school -- he hasn't bothered to jettison his tough guy accent.

Using cutouts from 19th-century illustrated books and periodicals, as well as line drawings and hand-drawn dialogue balloons, he concocted a style in which the surrealism of J. J. Grandville and Max Ernst was inflected with a tough Queens accent.

The boy grows up to be a case-hardened criminal (Cliff Robertson, vainly affecting a tough-guy accent) whose single-minded quest for revenge anticipates the action movies of the '70s (and seems to have exerted a direct influence on Quentin Tarantino).

Next, came a third onslaught of what might have sounded like the posher, officer class; the old Etonians: Hugh Laurie, in House, Dominic West, in The Wire, Damian Lewis, in Homeland, and Tom Hiddleston as Loki in the Marvel comic book films – except, of course, these well-heeled English actors' tough American accents and stateside machismo were faultless when required.

The Serb remembers Murray as having "big hair" and finding his Scottish accent tough to understand.