Sentence examples similar to heightened distinction between from inspiring English sources

In politics, failure provides an opportunity to place blame, to score points on an adversary, to heighten distinctions.

Partisans seek to heighten the distinction between these economic schools, which do have major differences in policy advice and methodology.

Hildegard Bechtler's inventive design heightens the distinction between Egypt and Rome: the former all tessellated opulence and sunken pools, the latter a military war-room with the latest satellite technology.

The attacks heightened tensions between India and Pakistan.

The incidents point to heightened tensions between the two countries.

Brain scans on musicians show heightened connectivity between brain regions.

Environmental theatre, a branch of the New Theatre movement of the 1960s that aimed to heighten audience awareness of theatre by eliminating the distinction between the audience's and the actors' space.

The arrest heightened diplomatic tensions between Beijing and Paris.

The distinction between palatalized and nonpalatalized consonants has the same acoustic basis as the contrast of front and back vowels (i.e., palatalized consonants and front vowels share a heightened tonal quality).

The distinction between huckster and savior dissolves.

This distinction mirrors John Kotter's distinction between leaders and managers.