Sentence examples for heightens its from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

This is already a considerable amount for a single book to offer, and the imaginative selection of visual material, much of it rare or unfamiliar, heightens its value.

There's something about the absorption in the movie's world, from the front row, that heightens its personal, visceral elements — which is, of course, how it was meant to be seen.

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

Other than this, the canvas is in darkness – in fact, the darkness seems to bear down upon the scene, enfolding it, as if to heighten its terrible theatricality.

The United Nations nonetheless heightened its security status on Thursday to what it calls "Gray City," meaning no movement in the city except for essential business.

It says Russia has managed to heighten its role in solving global problems and international conflicts.

As a result, the N.R.C. heightened its scrutiny of Indian Point 2, and assigned it the worst performance rating of any reactor in the nation.