Sentence examples for that it heightens from inspiring English sources

The logic behind the Tunnel Club, what makes it valuable, is that it heightens the experience of going to see a soccer game.

The play's flaws matter less than the fact that it heightens awareness about Tibet and forces us to re-examine the potential of non-violence.

"Now, several high-profile chefs are asking diners to get their hands dirty, in the belief that it heightens the sensual connection to food and softens the formality of fine dining".

Academia is a lonely world". As to age, she is cautious about the notion that it heightens vulnerability in love or introduces a potential for humiliation, although she concedes: "You're not the same as when you're 21.

Death-row inmates, their attorneys and civil-liberties advocates have criticized the frantic pace, with former corrections officials joining them in saying they worry that it heightens the odds of a mistake.

As to age, she is cautious about the notion that it heightens vulnerability in love or introduces a potential for humiliation, although she concedes: "You're not the same as when you're 21.

Death penalty opponents have criticized the scheduling, while former corrections officials urged the state to rethink the timeline, warning that it heightened the chances of a mistake.

"Increasing evidence implicates maternal obesity as a major determinant of offspring health during childhood and later adult life," the review states, adding that it heightened the child's risk of obesity, coronary heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes and asthma.

"It's possible that it heightened my interest in things like spatial awareness," Gamble states.

A building in New York City received backlash when it created a separate entrance for families who earned less, with critics saying that it heightened division among residents.

Ann Coulter, a strong Trump backer during the campaign, slammed the choice of Pence as a running mate when he was chosen, warning that it heightened the risk he'd be removed for an establishment-friendly president.