Sentence examples for intensifying sense from inspiring English sources
Coming off a period of liberalization and free enterprise, Lippmann's America struggled with growing inequality, a frantic news cycle, a rising awareness of structural injustice, and a cacophonous global society in other words, with an intensifying sense of fragmentation.
Behind the scenes, interviews suggested, the change in course was fueled by an intensifying sense of alarm within city government, shared even among some of those who work for Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, that sending scores of police officers into the park would set off an ugly, public showdown that might damage the reputation of the city as well as its mayor.
We also find that an intensifying sense of time running out, especially in the light of the urgency of HIV complications or transmission risks, acts a spur to maintaining recovery desire and to pursuing alternative recovery strategies, largely through self-treatment, when rehab opportunities fail to materialise (box 2, extract 6).
In particular she has an intensified sense of smell, and some of the novel's most evocative moments are olfactory.
In the February 2010 issue of Sight and Sound, the British critic Jonathan Romney characterized Slow Cinema as films that are "poetic, contemplative — cinema that downplays event in favor of mood, evocativeness and an intensified sense of temporality".
It depends on an intensified sense of life's preciousness and fragility, and on a Heisenberg-like notion that, when it comes to our most abstract and spiritual intuitions, looking too closely changes what we feel.
What Benjamin calls the "unusual circumstances" of his birth have endowed him with a preternatural gravity, which arises, first, from his sense of being out of synch with his times, and then, as he grows up, from an intensified sense of his own transience.
It's partly related to what I call our "over-developed sense of ego," or intensified sense of individuality.
While marijuana can dull pain, users also note that it can intensify senses and pleasures.
"Silence intensifies sensation, but blurs the sense of time".
The bloodshed has spread beyond the political fights in the capital, intensifying the sense of a vacuum in leadership.
