Sentence examples for that will heighten from inspiring English sources

As the film unfolds, you expect revelations that will heighten your sympathy.

Swirl each wine in its glass to set in motion convection currents that will heighten the bouquets.

"If we keep filming ordinary workers, that will heighten sympathy and concern for them, and they, in turn, will get closer to freedom," Jia told me.

His chardonnay is clean, bright and carries a knife-sharp edge that will heighten its value with certain recipes like fish in a butter sauce.

William will eventually take charge of the company, in ways that will heighten his loftiness and require his likeness to be put on soap packages.

She is also very big on any activity that will heighten awareness (this does not include television, which we watch and "miss the show").

Democrats hope that Republicans will be enveloped by repercussions over Enron, and that it will heighten their argument that the White House is a pawn of special interests -- and not seriously interested in reforming how campaigns are financed.

Arguably, the main issue is that delays will heighten the possibility that some young people may not persevere with their appointments.

Many at the lab, which is primarily dedicated to basic research and has very few classified areas, see the measures as a form of stereotyping that will only heighten suspicions of foreign scientists.

The idea of heat stimulation is also not uncommon in Western countries: a well known condom brand markets a heat lubricant, described as creating 'a warming sensation that will immediately heighten sensitivity'.

It's hard to know, though immigrant advocates fear, plausibly, that it will heighten the risk of vigilantism.