Sentence examples for varied accents from inspiring English sources

We'll return here in a few weeks to discuss plot developments in depth, so pay attention to how Maslany adopts varied accents, postures, attitudes and other elements to construct different women who, for reasons we slowly discover, all share the same face.

Motorola says it spent several months fine-tuning the Moto X's speech recognition to handle the varied accents around the UK - an important point if it is to function, as Andrew Morley, director of Motorola UK stressed, so you "really can use it without your hands, through the natural communications medium of voice".

But if we all took a moment to stop and really listen to each other, we might learn to love the eclectic and varied accents that make up our multicultural world… rather than basing our trust on implicit biases that we acquire even before birth.

Leaping from character to character — a slightly stiff, self-important Lear; a simpering Regan; a snooty Goneril; a sincere Cordelia — she manages to give each character a distinct voice (the varied accents are impeccable), and she keeps the story in clear focus.

Felder's brief depictions of them and others mix reverence with satiric impressions, delivered with thick and varied accents, and and invariably bringing down the house.

The rock solid presence of Ron while Tony begins to vary his accents was the foundation of it all.

Whether they issue three instructions or four, referees' voices vary in accent, cadence and speed; even the same official will not be able to give his instructions in exactly the same way every time.

For example, a Scottish accent varies greatly from an English accent.

As I gnawed on a chicken leg, I couldn't help but feel sorry for those busy folks who feel compelled to fly from coast to coast, and never stop off in the very unhomogenized middle, where the accents are varied, the summers are hot, strangers are apt to call you "honey," and history lives on.

Recent studies also have revealed that a multimodal system can perform in a more stable way than a unimodal one across varied real-world users (accented versus native speakers) and usage contexts (mobile versus stationary use).

The names and accents vary from region to region, but the sentiments remain the same.