Sentence examples for heightening of his from inspiring English sources

Hull came to regard this loss as a prerequisite for the full development and heightening of his other senses.

I was taking massive doses of amphetamines", and experienced a heightening of his powers of musical memory and transcription, although his abstract reasoning was shot to pieces.

Wrote the ever-perceptive Henry K.: "Once I knew [King Hussein] reasonably well I could measure his irritation at what he considered insensitivity or bureaucratic pedantry by the heightening of his legendary courtesy; his use of the honorific 'sir' would multiply while he assumed a glacial demeanor".

The patient reported a heightening of his attentional capacity after smoking, and lower anxiety levels after drinking alcohol.

The Clinton campaign will also press the claim that Obama will not be able to withstand heightened scrutiny of his domestic-policy views.

Lee Clow, the man behind some of the world's most famous ad campaigns, heightened rumours of his retirement this week with the announcement of a successor.

The school in The Fire-Eaters, in which the central character, Bobby, is strapped on his first day for "failing to pay attention when a teacher speaks", is a "very heightened version" of his own.

With a badly damaged finger and newly heightened awareness of his mortality, Fallon decides he must "entrust his legacy" at "Tonight" to one of three heirs: his bandleader Questlove, his MC Tariq or his business manager, Andre. .

From the 1890s onwards Munch worked on perfecting his representation of figures and faces, heightening the intensity of his paintings.

McInnes stopped to talk to several reporters, each time heightening the story of his scuffle with the protester.

Malcolm, like St. Augustine, embellished his sins in order to heighten the drama of his reform.