Sentence examples for heightening a from inspiring English sources

His falsetto is affecting, its imperfections heightening a sense of torchy anguish.

It seems to have interfered with his ability to make music while heightening a desire to get his story told right.

Many European investors also grew wary of venture capital after they were burned in the dot-com bust, heightening a Continental aversion to risk-taking.

Such a huge holding of southern countries' debt could amount to a de facto mutualization of euro zone debt risk, potentially heightening a political backlash in Northern Europe.

KABUL, Afghanistan — President Hamid Karzai ordered a month's delay in seating a new Parliament on Wednesday, heightening a constitutional crisis that threatens to fuel bitter infighting and potentially even violence among the country's rival factions.

Team managers are aware of the risks as well, and advise their charges through their radio headphones, heightening a collective sense that each man must move forward – or "look for position", as cycling slang has it.

It offers the chance to glimpse a fairy world, she said, even while heightening an awareness of perishability.

They have, however, heightened a perception that power in the region is shifting.

"The Collector", like the best fiction, heightened a perception of reality.

The attacks inside the Green Zone seemed to heighten a growing sense of insecurity there.

And his book heightens a welcome new fascination with Motown's glory days.