"She had very bright green eyes," he said, "which were accentuated when she started tearing up".
In others, the ridge patterns in the fingerprint were accentuated and the parchment all but faded away.
She was an exacting boss: hapless new employees were taken away to be dressed appropriately (curves were accentuated, flesh exposed).
Crisp green peas on top of Parmesan custard were accentuated versions of themselves, a little fresher, a little brighter.
Misgivings about Algeria's murky governing authority were accentuated by floods last month that killed more than 700 people in Bab el Oued, a neighborhood in Algiers.
Those worries were accentuated when Condoleezza Rice, Mr. Bush's chief foreign policy adviser, proposed a new division of labor within the Western alliance.
Its original curvaceous outlines were accentuated by three enormous chandeliers, striated Greek-style columns, swirling carpets and a mural of a Piranesi print.
These features were accentuated by a high forehead and by sandy hair worn close-cropped in the fashion of American military men of the nineteen-fifties and sixties.
When the Great Depression came after 1929, these deflationary processes were accentuated, although the government increased spending on building roads and on welfare in order to provide employment.
"I wanted it graphic, with optical prints," said the late designer's sister, referring to Mr. Ball's choice of patterns, which were accentuated by a 3-D architectural backdrop.
Longstanding differences between the American and the Chinese notions of human rights were accentuated by the awarding of the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize to a Chinese dissident.
