Sentence examples for heightens the effects from inspiring English sources
In Breaking the Spell, Dennett quotes Pascal Boyer, who suggests that music is a supernormal stimulus which mimics and heightens the effects of speech, and that we make symmetrical patterns with textiles, buildings, gadgets to deliberately "overstimulate [our] visual cortex".
Joe Levasseur's sharply angled lighting heightens the effect with red, blue and stark white.
Eyes flashing, she speaks at a motormouth clip and the fact that she looks like a suburban mom in a yogurt ad only heightens the effect.
Ms. Kucera heightens the effect of these fossil-like objects by rubbing color into the clay impressions, adding a look of antiquity.
The skillful use of lighting also heightens the effect and was deployed memorably in shows such as the Eidophusikon of Philip James de Loutherbourg during the 18th century.
The elegant concave facade of the Dreifaltigkeitskirche (Church of the Holy Trinity), for example, contrasts to and heightens the effect of the sober front of the adjoining seminary buildings.
Ms. Jennings heightens the effect in her two "Pond of Pines" views by showing the marsh in the intense glow of sunset, when orange skies are mirrored on the water's calm surface.
Speech and music have been combined from earliest times; music heightens the effect of words, allowing them to be rendered with a projection and passion that is difficult to attain in speech alone.
Anderson heightens the effect by letting the camera linger on the actor long beyond the point that most directors would shout "Cut!" The opening of the film is even more audacious than Boogie Nights - for the first 15 minutes or so, no word is spoken as we watch Day-Lewis frantically dig his mine shafts, his face blackened as though he were sweating oil.
We've applied this to roses as we know it heightens the effect!
Because iodine deficiency heightens the effect of perchlorate, the team more closely examined those women with less than 100 micrograms iodine per liter of urine.
