Sentence examples for heightening its from inspiring English sources

Emotion then has to be transformed into a representation of what initiated it, heightening its power and meaning, so that the contemporary street by Léger is more geometrical and colourful than the real thing, and the pregnancy modelled by Laurens exalts procreation and pleasure.

Unlike traditional charcoal used for grilling, activated charcoal is processed to make it highly porous and to increase its surface area, thus heightening its absorbent qualities.

Lim exemplifies a younger generation of composers who have revivified modernism by kicking away its technocratic façade and heightening its visceral power.

That China should be heightening its preparations for a collapse across the Yalu, and directly warning the North to avoid "chaos", is important.

Into that charged atmosphere, the I.R.S. is heightening its own push to ensure that nonprofits are sticking to their primary role as social welfare groups, an effort that began gingerly in 2011.

Hammond's intervention is the latest evidence that the government is heightening its anti-immigration rhetoric in response to the migrant crisis in Calais, but its use of language surrounding the issue has already led ministers into controversy.

The pretended interference of Prospero with it heightens its interest, and is in character with the magician, whose sense of preternatural power makes him arbitrary, tetchy, and impatient of opposition.

It coexists with the Cunningham "Doubletoss" choreography perfectly well; it does not heighten its experience.

Yeo heightens its effect by setting it against the pale blue suit.

On balance it appears that blacklisting a film − far from suppressing it − generally heightens its profile.

While most of us have seen Boston lawyer (and Army counsel) Joseph Welch's pivotal repudiation of McCarthy ("At long last, Senator... ") few remember what led up to it, which only heightens its history-making impact.