Sentence examples for which are accentuated from inspiring English sources

Characteristic of Bustelli's figures are their elegant bodies and delicate faces; their heightened, theatrical gestures, often emphasized by the dramatic modeling of drapery; and their movement and rhythm, which are accentuated by Bustelli's treatment of Rococo scrollwork.

Typical color Doppler US findings include dilated veins which are accentuated with Valsalva maneuver.

Composite materials undergo intricate damage processes, which are accentuated when these materials exposed to impact loading conditions.

West marries a down-tempo beat to gentle piano chords which are accentuated by soulful cooing sampled from "If We Can't Be Lovers" by Prince Phillip Mitchell.

Our current observations argue that the differences in fresh samples might originate from differential susceptibilities to death under various pathological conditions, which are accentuated by the isolation procedure.

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

This produces a sense of vertiginous complexity, which is accentuated by the fact that the wall against which the staircase is set slopes away from you.

There is something incredibly pitiful about her aloneness, which is accentuated by the sterility of her work environment, with its queasy lighting, metal surfaces and mechanical droning.

Yet there was a Pygmalion quality to their relationship which was accentuated by the screen persona Hearst settled on for Davies.

Check out the placket on his white shirt, which is accentuated with wings of a sort, giving the basic shirt texture and dimension.

But today's rumors have a self-perpetuating quality, which is accentuated by the erosion of trust in institutions that had once seemed authoritative.