Sentence examples for was accentuating from inspiring English sources
verb
To pronounce with an accent or vocal stress.
It was accentuating the California.
The Ukip leader was "accentuating [people's] fear for political gain, and that is absolutely unacceptable," he said.
The Social Media Best Practices Workshop builds on the work of Laura Bergus (Iowa College of Law), who felt that her own school was accentuating the negative and ignoring the positive value of online social media.
It was on Kensington Blues that the Fahey influence came to the fore: "I noticed that on a song like the Great Santa Barbara Oil Slick, Fahey was accentuating the downbeat," Rose observed.
Hodgson, however, was accentuating the positive and was right to do so - while accepting it is tough to put a gloss on a result that instantly puts England on the back foot.
The effect was accentuated by the seating.
The reaction was accentuated by a gloomy US jobs report.
A feeling that was accentuated with each passing kilometre.
The quietness that insulated him was accentuated by severe myopia.
Vunipola's disappointment was accentuated by the rampaging way in which Morgan played in his place.
Each look was accentuated by a costume that reflected the spirit of the individual style.
