Sentence examples for effect heightened by from inspiring English sources

The effect, heightened by the blue nimbus of the looming Williamsburg Bridge, is something like Ellis Island by way of Epcot.

He retains the compact and pugnacious aura of a terrier, an effect heightened by glinting, buff-colored eyes and an upturned nose.

The music, as one reviewer remarked, is "a kind of ocean in which one regularly gets lost and finds oneself again" - an effect heightened by sophisticated electronic treatment of the orchestral sound.

By the use of special papers, improved press methods, and special inks, he achieved an effect of almost glaring contrast, an effect heightened by his preference for emphasizing the typographer rather than the illustrator or the engraver.

The garden vegetation rose before them, sensuous and tropical in its profusion, an effect heightened by the gray, soft light and a delicate mist drifting in from the sea, whose distant steady motion made lapping and sucking sounds against the grating pebbles.

Once inside, the shaped white walls and floor give you a sense of looking down, as in a movie theatre, an effect heightened by what appears to be a proscenium arch, before it becomes apparent that the room is changing colour, from white to pink to red and so on, in a 50-minute cycle.

The effect was heightened by wigs as tightly coiled as the unopened bud of a ranunculus.

The central duet is as taut but lighter, more vernal — an effect heightened on Friday by Roberta Michel's birdlike flute playing.

(This time-warp effect is heightened by a theme song that echoes the opening music of "Sanford and Son").

The effect is heightened by de Lope's repetition of imagery, wielded in subtle, often sinister, ways.

The effect is heightened by the snowy background, which blurs the structure of the landscape – the charging horse appears to be in its own avalanche of white speed.