Sentence examples similar to Intensifying apprehension from inspiring English sources

In a speech in Harare on Saturday, he allied himself with the 86-year-old autocrat Robert Mugabe, a stance likely to complicate negotiations in Zimbabwe's political crisis and intensify the apprehensions of white farmers and mining interests in his own country.

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There are more ways than one to view "Hukkle," the luminous directorial debut of Gyorgi Palfi, a Hungarian filmmaker whose intensified, child's-eye apprehension of the natural world might be described as psychedelic.

Regulatory pressures are intensifying.

(12)Intensifying screens.

The attacks are intensifying.

There is intensifying competition.

The hunger is intensifying.

However, competition is intensifying.

While intensifying, Norbert meandered.

Silence, devotional readings, set prayers, the rosary (beads used as a devotional aid in Roman Catholicism), bodily postures and attitudes, music, and works of art, including the icons (images) of Eastern Christian churches, all serve to help the worshipper to concentrate his apprehension of the power of the holy and to intensify his sense of the presence of the holy.