Sentence examples for sought to heighten from inspiring English sources

Major advertising and commercial initiatives have sought to heighten the profitability and professionalism of both sports.

In general Mr. Fischer's interventions have sought to heighten the works' inherent drama, whether abstract or concrete.

Ennius sought to heighten epic and tragic diction, and from his time onward, with a few exceptions, literary language became ever more divorced from that of the people, until the 2nd century ad.

In a late shift in his advertising strategy, Vice President Al Gore sought to heighten anxieties about Gov. George W. Bush today by broadcasting a tough new advertisement that bluntly questions whether Mr. Bush is "ready to lead America".

The effort also sought to heighten the appearance of international tensions and promote fear of looming hostilities with nuclear-armed Russia".

Indeed, recent research carried out among Britain's Bangladeshi communities has sought to heighten attention to the risks of cancer that result from paan chewing (Bedi and Jones, 1995) This in one area where health promotion initiatives have been focused on South Asian communities.

His father is the chief financial officer of the Peter G. Peterson Foundation in New York, which seeks to heighten awareness of national debt and other issues.

Hip-Hopping For a Good Cause Hip-hop mingled with classic funk and soul at the Copacabana on Wednesday night at a benefit concert for the Wyclef Jean Foundation, which seeks to heighten public awareness and support of music education in minority schools.