Sentence examples for change heightened from inspiring English sources

The change heightened the story's dramatic power, turning the journalist Thomas Fowler, Greene's smug surrogate in French-run Saigon, into a jealous cynic (Michael Redgrave) who is duped by a Communist frameup into assisting in the murder of an idealistic young American agent (Audie Murphy) — and who, in the process, loses and ruins the woman they both love.

Against this background of constant change, heightened by magazine covers that seem to have adopted the biblical practice of stoning readers (Lucky, "663 Great Finds"; Teen Vogue, a paltry "85 Killer Fashion Finds"), women with a constant style hold an almost secret advantage -- morally, aesthetically, politically.

The divergent costumes of the women signal lifestyle shifts that now confront the Apa Tani just as climate change heightens the challenges facing their Himalayan paddy paradise.

Worse yet, as with the melting of the Arctic, so the drying-out of Amazonia is likely to feed into climate change, heightening its intensity and so sparking yet more tipping points on a planet increasingly close to the brink.

The album was partly inspired by motherhood, with all that it entails: physical changes, heightened responsibilities, state-of-the-world ruminations.

Twice during the piece the music stops, which, combined with unexpected dynamic changes, heightens the playful mood.

Online dating sites have accelerated these changes, heightening the hopes for and deepening the pitfalls of sex and love.

Recent Facebook security setting changes heighten these risks.

We were exposed and ready in a new way and the reality of the change was heightened that summer in 1972 when Marie got pregnant.

"For generations, they have relied on fairly set weather patterns and an environment that has served them well, but now they are undergoing great change and heightened risks to their health, security and welfare".

"So in our sector we should be thinking: if we're not taking the risks, then who is?" New perspectives The biggest shift many agreed they'd like to see would be one of context – repositioning risk taking from a concept of danger to one of opportunity, change and heightened beneficiary prosperity.