strong accent

She had a strong accent, but her voice was better than nice.

Some of them had strong accents, but that was all right.

"Strong accents still exist, but they are more common among older people."

The children spoke with enthusiasm and interest but some had strong accents.

"The characters in the movie had really strong accents," he said.

"Good morning," he said, speaking in English with a strong accent.

"I helped him with his English - he had a strong accent.

Are there any other examples of famous people who speak English with a strong accent?

When you come across someone with a strong accent, you can sometimes get by through writing things down.

She has a strong accent and the students, except Myron, enjoy her class.

Some people prefer to think of it as a strong accent rather than a different dialect.

She spoke good English with a very strong accent.

A monosyllabic word always features a primary or strong accent.

He had a strong accent made all too familiar by newscasts of the previous two years.

In fact, many of you have urged the Commission to keep a strong accent on collegiality.

"All correct," said a tinny male voice with a strong accent.

White is the basic color, with occasional strong accents.

Its people are Unkerlanter but speak with a strong accent.

When placed in the proper position in the landscape, they can be a strong accent all year long.

I know it's a stereotype, but I would like to be able to talk to people on the streets even with some strong accent.

He had a strong accent, but Stella had no difficulty understanding his words.

It frequently carries the strongest accent of the rhythmic cycle.

And then there was her strong accent, something she says she had never even considered, until teachers kept commenting on it.

"They said you wouldn't come for three more days," she said bitterly in a strong accent.

He put a strong accent on the second syllable of the last word, as if it rhymed with garage.