Sentence examples for had magnified from inspiring English sources

The attack, he said, had magnified his doubts about their relationship.

They had lost the FA Cup final 2-1 to Liverpool, when the terrifying pace of a young Michael Owen had magnified a weakness in Arsène Wenger's defence.

Mr. Vick of GlobalSecurity.org cited two cases involving Iranian videos of the missile launchings that, by accident or design, had magnified the threat.

Jonathan Blitzer wrote in a recent Latitude post that the Spanish economic crisis had "magnified longstanding exasperation among the residents of Barcelona and the [Catalan] region, who feel that the national government routinely belittles their identity".

The four-year divorce proceeding had magnified significance for the British public because it revealed fresh evidence of upper-class decadence during the same months in 1963 that the scandal involving the war minister, John Profumo, was unfolding.

Television and the internet had magnified the riots, brought them into our homes and pockets, repeated their shocking extremes until they were ingrained, making the perpetrators at once faceless and global.

Still, time has magnified their differences.

The debates have magnified this difference in preparation and polish.

Changes in our political system have magnified these disparities.

The trade negotiations have magnified existing business-labor differences.

They have magnified the gendered nature of political debate globally.