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Examples of Accent in a sentence
- Never before had I heard something like Geordie’s accent, and at first it was unintelligible to me.
- In repeating these lines, the teacher spoke in a strong foreign accent.
- Immediately afterward a voice, in a mournful and sepulchral accent, began to beg him to go away, and cease disturbing the repose of the dead.
- “I would infer from your accent that you are a Northerner, a Yankee,” he said, looking at me closely, and in a way I did not quite understand.
- He had been previously charged by Richard not to speak, except when it could not possibly be avoided, as he had not the accent of the country.
- It sounded something like this, _Yezonkai Behadr_, with the accent on the last syllable, Behadr, and the _a_ sounded like _a_ in _hark_.
- He said all this with so strong a German accent, and pronounced the barbarous words with so foreign an intonation, that no trace or impression whatever was left by them on Mr. George’s ear.
- He gave his account, too, in a very gentle tone of voice, and with a Scotch accent, which seemed so appropriate to the place and to the occasion that it imparted to his conversation a peculiar charm.
- “Yes, sir,” said the man, in a very foreign accent, but yet in a very pleasant tone.
- “Yes, sare,” replied the man, speaking with great formality, and in a very foreign accent, making, at the same time, a very polite bow.
- “Are you going to the Garden of Plants?” said the man to Rollo, speaking in English, though with a very decidedly foreign accent.
- When there is a stress accent, as there was in Latin, this is especially liable to be the case.
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