Sentence examples for heighten perceptions from inspiring English sources

Men who yell and pound on the table may heighten perceptions of their status and leadership potential.

To resolve this issue, it has been suggested that embedding verbal and nonverbal stimuli such as facial expressions, vocal tones, eye gazes, and gestures can heighten perceptions of social presence in technologically-mediated channels [28].

We found that parents' concern about hearing loss was prominent and it is possible that this concern may heighten perceptions of the need for and hence expectations of antibiotics.

Might raised heart rates and squeaking soles heighten perception?

I asked Batson if, as a child, she had been aware of having heightened perceptions.

Even the book's villain, who turns out to be a foreign terrorist seeking American weaponry, has acutely heightened perceptions.

For some foreign companies, the graft scandal has heightened perceptions that investing in Brazil is an uncertain proposition.

What matters in an Argento picture is the geometry of dread, the weird thrill of looking at familiar places through the magnifying lens of fear, which heightens perceptions and sometimes — before the worst happens and the world blacks out — makes everything keenly beautiful.

In that report, the Labor Department said higher energy costs accounted for almost all of the increase in the Producer Price Index, which was up 0.7 percent in March, when prices for a barrel of crude oil reached levels not seen since September 2008, partly as turmoil in the Middle East heightened perceptions that supplies could be disrupted.

The likes of bushranger Ned Kelly heightened perceptions that Australia had a bandit culture.

There is no center and no periphery to this composition -- just a continuous, fractured field, through which your surreptitiously heightened perceptions move.