Sentence examples for feel heightened from inspiring English sources

At the coffee shop, as a barista cleared our plates, we talked about how the stakes of every identity-politics debate feel heightened since November and also about new alliances that seem to be forming in the election's wake.

Research published last year shows that pupil dilation is linked to the degree of uncertainty during decision-making: if somebody is less sure about their decision, they feel heightened arousal, which causes the pupils to dilate.

Patients may feel heightened anxiety and regret about their ICD in the immediate post-shock period.

If your presentation aid doesn't work during your actual presentation, you will feel heightened anxiety.

And for public figures who are barraged with messages, comments and emails from people on a regular basis, those effects likely feel heightened.

As expectations grow and an agenda develops, the senior staff will feel heightened pressure, particularly in change agent environments.

But even so, the political bite of Wright's piece felt heightened by the setting, and one part of the work – his poem Tea With The Tories, which features such lines as "Shoes off Ken, hate to ask/ but you've trampled in some working class" – was performed with particular relish.

He's someone you have to respond to the way you respond to the deepest, weirdest, truest voices of rock and roll: you don't want to be him, or even if you're at least halfway sane to be with him; you just want to hear him tell it, because when he does everything feels heightened.

Instead, it felt heightened and intense.

Perfectionism feels heightened when we're deep in the weeds.

Zarchi also deliberately rejects the use of non-diegetic music in the film which gives it an almost documentary-realism feel, heightening the intensity of scenes such as Jennifer's protracted rape.