| Petra Gelbart, a Czech-born Romani musicologist, says a common experience among job applicants is that those speaking accentless Czech and with unremarkable surnames easily get interviews. |
| During his detention, he was interrogated by an officer, whose face he could not see, who spoke accentless English and repeated the questions previously asked by FBI agents. |
| Meanwhile Tim Pottier, already surely Birmingham's most accentless Belgian resident, has added a new linguistic skill. |
| Living in a garret in the Faubourg Saint-Germain, speaking almost accentless French, and working with a congenial and cultured group of scientists, she felt at home in a way she never had in England. |
| My London-born wife Pip likes to consider herself accentless. |
| According to NPD's data, accentless dinnerware makes up the lion's share of sales from December 2004 to November 2005, with almost 95 percent of units sold. |
