Sentence examples for a source of heightened from inspiring English sources
Presented in a novel, her femininity is a source of heightened moral interest, a sort of turn of the screw.
Jill S. Krutick, an entertainment analyst at Salomon Smith Barney, said, "The economic environment has caused these companies to look under every rock to cut costs, and programming and production are always a source of heightened expense".
These laws, which were designed to make enforcement of the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 as difficult as possible, were characterized by their opponents as an affront to the interests of slave owners, and as a source of heightened tension between north and south.
But for Maria-Therese, blindness was a source of strength, heightened hearing, heightened senses, heightened awareness of the world and of the emotions of the people around her.
"The memorial, rather than serving as a source of comfort, can heighten feelings of either 'This is unjust' or desires for revenge of some sort," she added.
Because estrogen fuels many breast cancers, soy has long been a source of concern: Can it heighten the risk of breast cancer or raise the odds of recurrence?
It is a source of imaginative enrichment, aesthetic discipline, heightened awareness and a vital means of re-integrating thoughts, feeling and practice that are too often disconnected in our contemporary world.
The pact — which was followed by German and Soviet invasions of Poland — remains a source of anger there, and the article heightened expectations of what Mr. Putin would say during his visit.
Race-conscious programs betray Martin Luther King's dream of a color-blind community, and the heightened racial sensitivity they cause is a source of acrimony and tension instead of healing".
In addition to being a source of distress, various forms of sleep disturbance have also been linked to heightened levels of thought disorder [ 7] and symptoms of excitement [ 8] and may portend relapse [ 9].
The 2010 earthquake was both a source of new disability due to injury, as well as a situation that greatly heightened the vulnerability of those with preexisting disabilities (24).
