Sentence examples for because he intensifies from inspiring English sources

The problem is posed more clearly for Hume because he intensifies Hutcheson's subjectivism.

Appeals to racial and/or gender identities by Latinas, for example, allegedly are politically problematic because they intensify conflict between groups and thus are destructive to larger communities or nations (2006, 36).

The various projects to organize regional poles or communities of research, innovation, and teaching have failed and will fail in the near future because they intensify conflicts of interest and power at all levels.

They love the bomb because it intensifies their feelings of hopelessness and powerlessness and innocence.

In many ways, not taking a photograph enhances one's memory of something striking because it intensifies concentration.

Conservatives don't hate Obama because he's black, but race intensifies the anger because it highlights his role as the leader of the opposing cultural army.

Hell just intensifies his fear because he's begun to imagine there's something even worse than death that comes after we die.

They collapsed in April, partly because of intensifying violence around Aleppo.

Secure tenure is becoming rare for executives in Europe's telecommunications industry, because of intensifying pressure from unhappy shareholders.

One killing that occurred before the survey was completed actually helped Smith, because it intensified public interest in police reform.

The Fourth of July is always a big holiday, but because of intensified patriotism this year, celebrations are expected to be even grander.