Sentence examples for heightening the impression from inspiring English sources

What few surprises are on offer are all blown in the trailer, heightening the impression that you really have seen all of this before.

They were the toughest remarks Mr. Medvedev has directed toward the United States in months, heightening the impression that the rapprochement between the two countries — the so-called reset — is beginning to unravel.

This motive may seem dishonorable, but on the other hand, admissions officers who admit lots of students unlikely to enroll could jeopardize a college's future by heightening the impression that good students do not wish to go there.

If the employer agrees, you've gotten more than you asked for; if the employer negotiates you down to a lower salary, you're heightening the impression that you're being "bled," thereby increasing your chances of securing a better final salary.

The last few weeks have heightened the impression of haplessness.

The incident only heightened the impression that the Clintons had not been forthcoming about Whitewater.

So she managed only to heighten the impression of ill-co-ordinated floundering.

On to the next agenda item.It was all rather baffling, and heightened the impression of a weak and indecisive president.

(At one point each of her two saxophonists was banging on aluminum kitchenware, which heightened the impression).

But it heightens the impression of a rush to complete the proceedings before an election due at the end of the year.

Stennis, a noted segregationist, was notoriously hard of hearing and increasingly out of touch, which only heightened the impression that the offer was insincere.