Sentence examples for enhanced meaning from inspiring English sources

Football – trivial, silly old football – suddenly takes on an enhanced meaning.

Every Baron Corbin segment carries enhanced meaning because they all feel like John Cena could interrupt at any minute.

Attempting to give enhanced meaning to "high concept," the British export "Dough," about a kosher bakery that sees a boost in business after a little cannabis is added to the batter, is a stickily genteel, cross-cultural comedy-drama that comes up blandly lacking on all counts.

Because the external gas-phase resistance controls the overall rate of dermal permeation (Xu et al. 2009), the permeability of DEHP through the skin will be enhanced, meaning that dermal exposure will actually increase by 13%, as opposed to the decrease of 46% found in the simple sensitivity analysis.

So blocking LSD from altering this receptor also blocked the drug's effect of enhanced meaning-making, as well as other psychedelic effects.

The researchers wanted to isolate the activity of this particular serotonin receptor ― which is known to mediate the drug's hallucinatory effects ― to determine whether it was also responsible for enhanced meaning-making.

These methods aim to be interpretative and configurative (i.e., aiming to make new or enhanced meanings by making connections between existing studies) rather than merely adding together or aggregating the qualitative study findings [ 19, 20].

Visibility was that bad when the sport of enhanced statistical meaning took measure by runs, hits, errors and the number of inches (two) it snowed.

Although noncontrast-enhanced MRI demonstrated lower specificity for detecting synovitis compared with contrast-enhanced MRI, meaning that signal intensity alterations do not always represent synovitis, it is also been found to be a highly sensitive technique (≈100% sensitivity) for synovitis detection [ 57].

It also played an important role in the psychology of Abraham Maslow, who noted that peak experiences--experiences in which we experience a oneness with the world and an enhanced sense of meaning and purpose--are typically religious experiences.

An enhanced sense of meaning is one of the hallmarks of the psychedelic experience.