accenting

Makeup is typically accenting beauty and lightly applied, so when it's extra, it's overwhelmingly pretty and heavily applied.

For consumers, listener-enjoyment is more important: accenting bass or adding color (distortions) can make music more pleasurable to listen to, etc.

If this works, why not go a step further and add decoration or accenting to the characters to better anchor them?

And most languages other than English use all sorts of weird combining systems and accenting.

I don't see why that couldn't be implemented in some way (accenting specific notes and different sustain times).

I have a problem with someone accenting their breasts, and showing the top portion of them, at work.

Also from what I understand, certain homophones are differentiated in practice by differing accenting (raising/lowering) in speech.

Technically you can speak very slowly and group words together and use a bit of accenting to indicate how words are grouped, but still.

When not accenting the correct syllable (usually second to last in Polish but I understand there’s no general rule in Russian).

I am fine with ads accenting a page and the content therein, but I am not fine with gating content behind ads.

For each piece, I think most musicians who have played those pieces would only need a couple of lines to interpret his accenting.

It didn't work for upper-case characters unless the terminal or printer understood this and had special fonts, but then, that's why Spanish historically doesn't require accenting upper-case letters.

However, the word "{a} mări" ({to} enlarge) is pronounced in two syllables, [muh-ree], accenting the second syllable.

Perhaps it's what you're going for, but accenting the "t" in the wordmark the way you do, is little too "jesus-y" for my tastes.

When I learn Russian, my English accent is not on the same footing as a Muscovite's; the intended notion of "de-accenting" the English accent on my Russian is obvious.

If we're bringing accenting into this (as with ghoti, that uses the "o" from "women"), then syllabaries are far from optimal as well, since Japanese has different ways of accenting each word that are not encoded into the syllabaries themselves.

Accenting, nuancing, coloring, pixel-level effects, etc.