nasal accent造句

• In the 40 synagogues in Iran, you can hear Hebrew prayers in a distinct Farsi nasal accent.
• Mrs . Huffington speaks with an airily nasal accent that is quite misleading, making her sound like a lost Gabor who has happened upon the McLaughlin Group.
• As directors, they have embraced the city and its style, including the nasal accent that twists vowels and mangles words, leaving them almost unintelligible to outsiders.
• Affecting a thick, nasal accent that's supposed to sound Midwestern, Ryan tries way too hard to be tough as nails as the only woman struggling to succeed in a man's world.
• But Sir Leon Brittan, the European Union's tenacious trade minister, kept returning to what, in his plummy, nasal accent, sounded like " the bo-non-na problem ."
• Oh, sure, many of them have a clipped, nasal accent, punctuate their sentences with " eh " and talk about places such as Calgary and Ottawa as if we're supposed to know where they are or something.
• Linguist Gerald Knowles suggested that the accent's nasal quality may have derived from poor 19th-century public health, by which the prevalence of colds for many people over a long time resulted in a nasal accent becoming regarded as the norm and copied by others learning the language.