Sentence examples for intensifying your from inspiring English sources

How would you feel if your twin stole your identity and drugged you into paralysis, thus intensifying your postpartum depression?

But in the second study, Lukas found that alcohol actually has the inverse effect on THC: If you drink first and then smoke, it causes the levels of THC in your plasma to skyrocket, intensifying your high.

Water and chlorine can get stuck in your inner ear while swimming, causing or intensifying your tinnitus.

"It sort of intensifies your experience of that object," she said.

Instead of diffusing tension, his essayistic detours intensify your emotional reaction.

"Fighters in Syria, willingly arm yourselves, intensify your attacks and have no fear of their troops and their aircraft," Jolani added.

"Bush, fortify your defenses and intensify your security measures," he said, "because the Muslim nation, which sent brigades to New York and Washington, has decided to send you one brigade after another, carrying death and seeking Paradise".

Even so, as in "Duets" (1980), he twice counterpoints it by having another couple dance across the back of the stage in a style quite different, an effect that serves only to intensify your sense of the slow, suspended lunar beauty of this duet, its two dancers never parting as much as a yard and never pausing for more than a second.

One reason you may be struggling to gain traction is simply because people may not be aware of your product, and if this is the case you need to intensify your marketing efforts to gain more attention.

You can: 1. Intensify your bronzer by adding more.

Simply being outside can refresh and intensify your sense of adventure.