Sentence examples for both heightened from inspiring English sources
The time travel premise both heightened the tension -- was Felicity dreaming?
Lowe excels at the off-kilter, and throughout her career has performed both heightened, surrealist comedy, and much straighter, naturalistic (albeit twisted) material.
It stressed both heightened awareness of the "sinful" socioeconomic structures that caused social inequities and active participation in changing those structures.
Inland, the need to conserve water from the already straining river systems both heightened the uncertainties faced in those regions and put a premium on innovation and adaptability.
Here there is just Picasso, stripped down and essentialized, his classical lines and radical sense of painting as sculpture both heightened by the restricted palette.
As the familiar story proceeds — with Amanda needling Tom into bringing a gentleman caller home for dinner to meet the agoraphobic Laura — the actions and images assume shapes, both heightened and pared-down, that suggest how we edit and exaggerate when we remember.
DiMeo's vocal style — earnest and gentle, at times inflected with something like pride — can remind me of the self-conscious delivery I've heard at poetry readings, both heightening the language and distracting from it.
Key to its success is that Zuidam respects McGonagall's seriousness, yet finds ways of mirroring the qualities of his poetry that both heighten its effect and affectionately satirise it.
Though some fear that society has become lost in the digital world, the fact remains that digital technology allows users to both heighten their perception of reality and broaden general knowledge by sharing it in meaningful ways.
Too much of either ruins a dish, however both heighten other flavors in the dish when used in a moderate way.
People with schizophrenic-spectrum disorders are particularly vulnerable to violent crime victimisation; although co-morbid substance misuse and criminality both heighten the chances of victimisation, they cannot fully account for the increased rates.
