Sentence examples for what heightens from inspiring English sources

What really separates McCaffrey from other prospects, and what heightens the parallels with Freeman, is his incredible versatility as a runner and pass-catcher.

(See Jeffrey Toobin's post for a discussion of what "heightened scrutiny" means).

The Giants showed what heightened emotion could do for a team.

I loved what heightened language could do in a scene, and being able to have a character explore inner decision-making and psychology with an audience.

What heightened the drama was that, just hours before, Ailes's long career had come to an ignominious end, amid multiple accusations of sexual harassment.

What heightened the risk was the fact that the new Iranian team was headed by a senior intelligence official, a sharp departure from the traditional but still tentative diplomatic channels with the Iranian Foreign Ministry developed in the nuclear talks.

"It was a surprise because of course its our job to be a critical friend of all big institutions, and we had voiced our fears over what heightened security might mean, and about stop and search around the Olympics".

A senior Obama administration official said this week that while the administration was beginning to discuss what heightened sanctions might look like, the proposed deal to ship part of Iran's uranium stockpile out of the country "may never be taken off the table".

What heightened their upset were the boasts coming from some in Iran who claimed that they, Iran, now had a presence in four Arab capitals--Baghdad, Damascus, Beirut, and Sana'a.

What ultimately heightened my respect for Starr had nothing to do with touchdown passes.

"Let's see what this heightened enforcement does before we start monkeying with putting the red line back in or taking out the trapezoid," Burke said.