Sentence examples similar to magnifies something from inspiring English sources

As we entered the one referred to as the "Man and Life" building, we became enclosed within a human cell magnified something like a zillion times.

In the Fourth, the differences between piano and forte were magnified to something more like double piano and triple forte, for maximum contrast, and the Fifth had all the right moves, not the least of which was a vigorously played finale.

For example, believing that something is rare greatly magnifies our pleasure (S, 224).

And, says Greeves, the online world magnifies the wider objectification of women "into something that's constantly present.

"There's something about being in New York that magnifies that".

And yet there is something about the very strangeness of the poem that magnifies its emotional power.

Personal loyalties are bought with favors and treachery, hearsay and gossip are magnified by repetition into something more powerful than truth — namely, a media-centered reality unto itself, where the fact that people are saying something takes precedence over whether what they're saying is true or false.

Those losses could magnify into a recession, something a few prescient souls like fellow FORBES columnist Gary Shilling have been warning about for some time.

Use something to magnify your sight to see hairline cracks, etc. Avoid walking on a glass roof when the conditions are not favorable.

"There is something about being away from a place for a long time that magnifies your love for it".

Still, there is something unfulfilling about pianists' tendency these days to play Schumann in a way that magnifies his fevered anxieties.