Sentence examples for enhancing the impression from inspiring English sources

Pale tonalities, daintily applied, give the large oil painting the lightness of a watercolor, enhancing the impression that structures are dancing in the wind.

The costumes are united by colour – blues, violets and whites – but the styles vary, from ruched antebellum to nightclub casual, enhancing the impression of intersecting time-frames.

Volio's speech-recognition and language technology allow people to speak normally to Wondrich and have him talk back, enhancing the impression that the Esquire columnist has interrupted his busy schedule for a video chat right then and there.

Moves like these have only enhanced the impression that an edge has been obtained.

Guido Palau enhanced the impression of wildness, weaving extensions into the models' hair and plaiting it in low-slung braids.

"We considered that the crumpled sheets and her partially opened mouth also enhanced the impression that her pose was sexually suggestive," the ASA said.

And her recent large, garishly colored watercolors of cosmically suggestive circles enhance the impression of disconnected randomness in her mix of old and new drawings.

The semi-clear resin coating is stained with watery blue and green pigment that enhances the impression of shimmering as light hits its surface.

The hair and make-up departments have enhanced the impression, though Travolta's greyed-out eyebrows – and his raspy, Clintonesque southern accent – sometimes veer towards pastiche.

However unfairly, the most abusive protesters enhanced the impression among Corbyn's critics that Labour has given up on wooing middle England.

The stark nudity of the granite façade, with narrow slits allowing limited daylight to filter through, enhances the impression of a hermitage cut off from the world.