Sentence examples for that would heighten from inspiring English sources

Even allowing for vintage variations (and 2009 was a warm year that would heighten the fruitiness and power), most Gigondas rarely rise to the level of exalted.

Although the whaling nations cannot hope to overturn the ban this year, they just might win a vote to make future ballots secret a step that would heighten the drama at next year's meeting.

Government officials are also worried that foreign intelligence services may be trying to acquire the cable collection, a development that would heighten concerns about the safety of those named in the documents.

But it's plausible that there was once a similar, English superstition about the cuckoo, an interpretation that would heighten the final plea ("Don't ever stop, now") and give it added bittersweet flavour.

Eliasson's ideas include reorienting the entrance, digging out space under the sculpture garden to rehouse the administrative offices, and constructing an exterior ramp that would encircle the round façade and would be lit at night, creating a spiral of light that would heighten the museum's visibility on the Mall.

Lancino called on the writer Pascal Quignard to provide added texts that would heighten the Christian-pagan interface in the "Dies Irae" — emphasizing that the "Day of Wrath" was announced "by David and the Sibyl," by both the Jewish king and the Greek prophetess.

And he saw the Olympics as an event that would enhance and heighten moral virtue: "May joy and good fellowship reign, and in this manner, may the Olympic torch pursue its way through ages, increasing friendly understanding among nations, for the good of a humanity always more enthusiastic, more courageous and more pure".

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Warren E. Buffett disclosed on Tuesday that he had prostate cancer, a development that would probably heighten the questions over his successor as the chief executive of his conglomerate, Berkshire Hathaway.

David Cameron has criticised China's refusal to allow a UK parliamentary delegation to visit Hong Kong as a mistake that would only heighten international concerns about the political crisis in the former British colony.

Kalin said there was a possibility Erdogan could plan a rally to address Turks in Germany before the April 16 referendum on changing the constitution, a move that would further heighten tensions with Berlin.