Sentence examples for heightened certainty from inspiring English sources
This heightened certainty had clear consequences: The students who received high consensus feedback were more resistant to our efforts to change their position.
I've just started reading one of the finest writers I've encountered for a long time - and my enjoyment is only heightened by the certainty that very few others in the UK have even heard of him, let alone shared the delights of his superb prose.
With Mr. Hussein's obsessive secrecy about his movements heightened by the certainty that American surveillance satellites are seeking to track any sign of his movements, official accounts did not say where he held the meetings with other leaders at which he rejected the demand for him and his two sons, Uday and Qusay, to leave Iraq.
The advent of modern DNA technology that can often prove with certainty the guilt or innocence of people convicted of serious crimes has heightened public concern about the fallibility of the criminal justice system, causing a dramatic shift in the nation's debate over capital punishment.
This sense of frustration was heightened by comments from Sutcliffe in 1935, when he wrote that Hutton was "a certainty for a place as England's opening batsman.
Whereas the Peripatetics had extolled intellection, Suhrawardi brings direct intuition or mystical contemplation (heightened by ascetic components) to the forefront, as an alternative — albeit more reliable — foundation of certainty.
Your emotions are surely heightened.
The Americans heightened the pressure.
They had acquired heightened attention.
Instead, he heightened his attacks.
