Sentence examples similar to always heightening from inspiring English sources

He preserves much of the book's unsettling atmosphere and black humour, though his music does not always heighten those comic moments as much as it might.

The boundless pleasure of demolishing a cheeseboard or an indulgent takeaway is always heightened when there's someone to grin toothily at while you eat.

But the atmosphere is always heightened when a groundbreaking MacTaggart blazes out of the conference hall and on to the wider public agenda.

"The arrival of a new player always heightens supporters' enthusiasm and anticipation and I will not spare any efforts to meet those expectations from the moment I arrive in the capital," said Basilaia.

When he's on — which is most of the time but not always, thereby heightening the suspense — Nadal is better than anybody at making this happen to opponents.

The instinct in this art form is always to heighten the emotions, to raise the psychological stakes.

Any time you understand that there's really no tomorrow after Saturday, it's always going to heighten your tempo a little bit, your urgency to make sure we're on everything.

We are always on a heightened alert.

In a setting endemic for tuberculosis, such as Sub-Saharan Africa, one cannot always determine whether heightened risk for tuberculosis results from increased frequency of exposure to infectious cases due to the high prevalence of disease, enhanced risk of acquiring infection once exposed, or increased risk of disease once infected.

Music has always been a service industry, heightening our good feelings and rearranging our bad ones in a way that ends up doing us good.

The music in opera always has an intensifying and heightening effect on the dramatic situation.