Sentence examples for tricky accent from inspiring English sources

Not embarrassing himself by attempting a tricky accent is just one of many quirky and often savvy decisions Mr. Clooney has made throughout his 18-year career in Hollywood.

Kate Fuglei plays Rachel Calof, tackling the tricky accent and songs with aplomb.

It can only have been the musical ear that enabled Taylor to write in countless distinctive voices: the more-or-less standard cadences of the RSC plays; the totally unique Glaswegian/Jewish of the blood line, which reached early fruition in his 1966 play, Bread and Butter; and the notoriously tricky accents of the north-east, where speech patterns change almost street by street.

It began with a song appropriating well-worn soul language, moved through a sort of spacey, progressive-rock section aimed at the memory banks of those in the audience between 35 and 50, and closed with a kind of Steve Colexercise-beginners exercise in tricky-accent funk.

Later, I caught the new director grappling with the tricky "British accent" and even trickier demeanour.

Each actor takes a different approach to the demands of a tricky regional accent, which stretches the already thin credibility of the idea that they might be kin.

He can perform flying changes, which involve tricky shifts of accent.

Teaching outsiders a New York accent can be tricky.

I met up with everyone's favourite hotline psychic in Toronto earlier this week to discuss her history with voodoo and mysticism, what actually happened with the Psychic Readers Network and the tricky business of her controversial accent.

I met up with everyone's favorite hotline psychic in Toronto earlier this week to discuss her history with voodoo and mysticism, what actually happened with the Psychic Readers Network, and the tricky business of her controversial accent.

She enunciated tricky, elegant lines and used rhythmic accents as casual but well-chosen investments.