Sentence examples for but it heightened from inspiring English sources

Anthony Page, who directed, says "she was very unexpected casting, being tall and strong-looking, but it heightened the idiocy of the false identity she was living under.

But it heightens the anxiety of kids to have parents involved to the extent they are".

But it heightens the impression of a rush to complete the proceedings before an election due at the end of the year.

A swat not only annoys them, but it heightens the chances of being stung or, worse, the insect returning to the nest and marshalling others for a mass onslaught.

Urbanisation appears to be protective against under-nutrition, but it heightens the risk of obesity.

Priscilla: I'm with you, I don't think this is a capital Queer Film, but I thought it heightened a lot of the complicated nuances that exist in relationships between women.

Four in five people (80%) did know that alcohol raises the risk of liver cancer but only 18% knew it heightened the risk of breast cancer.

America faces a problem, a dilemma so fundamental that not even the political skills of Barack Obama can disguise it, heightened by, but not originating in the BP affair: She either risks her environment by drilling for more domestically sourced oil, or she accepts the need to import more from a turbulent world – jeopardising her "energy security".

(Mostly it heightened unrealistic expectations).

Is it heightened speculation?

This gives it heightened flavor.