Sentence examples for was accentuated when from inspiring English sources

Portugal's discomfort was accentuated when the right-back Miguel hurt himself and was replaced by Paulo Ferreira.

Trying to hit a high fade into the middle of the fairway, Woods overcooked, closing the club face at impact, and lost his ball to a swinging hook, a vicious curve that was accentuated when the ball flipped off a branch to end on the far side of the 8th fairway.

The appropriations committee debate reflected the frustration at what many in Washington see as Pakistan's duplicity that has bubbled away for many years over the links between its intelligence service and the Taliban, and was accentuated when it was revealed that Bin Laden was living untouched in a garrison town.

That summed up Yorkshire's aimlessness and, although Richard Dawson and Simon Guy played heartily, it was accentuated when the players shook hands at the fall of the ninth wicket, only to turn around to see John Blain hobbling out with a runner.

This difference in turnaround time was accentuated when the tests were done at 6°C (Figure S1).

Breast-feeding for a shorter duration (4 months as has been suggested) actually increased mortality, an increase that was accentuated when there was poor compliance.

This divide is accentuated when it comes to the most competitive universities.

"She had very bright green eyes," he said, "which were accentuated when she started tearing up".

Those worries were accentuated when Condoleezza Rice, Mr. Bush's chief foreign policy adviser, proposed a new division of labor within the Western alliance.

The natural sweetness of red onions is accentuated when they're grilled or baked, which gives them enough individual character to take centre stage for a change – I like them in a bread roll with some mayonnaise and a slice of mature cheddar or feta.

This is accentuated when the cells are cultured at 37 °C.