Sentence examples for Heightened perception from inspiring English sources

Heightened perception of crime can have a negative impact on business in general and reduces feelings of security for business owners, employees and clients.

Heightened perception and processing of threat are believed to constitute the genesis of delusions.

Heightened perception and processing of social threat has been suggested to constitute the genesis of persecutory delusions (Green and Phillips, 2004), explained at least in part by inappropriate engagement of the brain's fear system (Corlett et al., 2010).

Now observers of the undercover world are looking back on events of recent years with heightened perception.

Donna Emnett, a junior high school teacher in St . Louis said age brings a heightened perception of flaws.

All the major characters have these extraordinary experiences of heightened perception, but then it's back to the plot and its contrivances.

I asked Batson if, as a child, she had been aware of having heightened perceptions.

Even the book's villain, who turns out to be a foreign terrorist seeking American weaponry, has acutely heightened perceptions.

For some foreign companies, the graft scandal has heightened perceptions that investing in Brazil is an uncertain proposition.

In that report, the Labor Department said higher energy costs accounted for almost all of the increase in the Producer Price Index, which was up 0.7 percent in March, when prices for a barrel of crude oil reached levels not seen since September 2008, partly as turmoil in the Middle East heightened perceptions that supplies could be disrupted.

The likes of bushranger Ned Kelly heightened perceptions that Australia had a bandit culture.