Sentence examples for all heightened from inspiring English sources

He was acquitted a year later, but it all heightened the quasi-religious sense that folk music was the preserve of saints.

Very operatic... they were all heightened.

In the mix of ballet and ordinary gestures, we catch the suggestions of drama and human relationships, all heightened by Jennifer Tipton's incomparable lighting.

When her heroine tricked the toymaker Coppelius by pretending to be his doll in Act II, she was all heightened mischief opposite Kirk Peterson's mad-scientist Coppelius.

"Our art lies in what you have to say in the music, your reactions, the clash of emotions, all heightened 150 or 200 percent above what you see in real life".

And everything is done to highlight the artifice of theatre: the rehearsing actors are all heightened "types", performers and characters are separated by divisive footlights, stage trickery is relentlessly exposed.

Families and bereavement counselors say that media coverage of the war, dedication ceremonies and even school events — in which most classmates have both parents in attendance — can all heighten yearning for the missing parent.

Sometimes the depiction of a single instant may suggest familiar events around it, but above all heighten our sense of the split-second before us, as in the Majolica plate, also in the Lehman Collection, that depicts Daphne turning into a tree to escape Apollo.

"It is with this background, with all the heightened suspicions and jealousies, that the defendant killed his wife, her death very likely the culmination of a violent argument".

All this heightened our awareness of the intrinsic natures of these instruments and strengthened our appreciation of Stravinsky's scoring for them in the final work, The Firebird.

This is a chamber opera, with all the heightened emotions and quiet intensity that implies.