Sentence examples for from heightened from inspiring English sources

Impressionism in the 1870s was inseparable from heightened visual experience of a sensuously satisfying world.

To some extent, the frustration today over unreleased DVD's stems from heightened expectations.

What's clear is that the public has the least to gain from heightened attack ads floated by phantom check writers.

It was anxiety, said the doctor, who prescribed beta blockers to seal the brain from heightened emotions.

Banks, for their part, are eager to extricate themselves from heightened government oversight, including restrictions on their employees' compensation.

There could be greater pressure in the future on the currency from heightened global aversion, so it would be suicidal to squander reserves.

The primary function of music was apparently religious, ranging from heightening the effect of "magic" to ennobling liturgies.

We look at various ways the arts are engaged for some kind of utilitarian purpose — from economic development to the social development of "at-risk youth," from heightening spiritual engagement to lowering blood pressure.

I'm in favor of doing whatever you can do to make the best staging of a show and many a time shows benefit from heightening certain elements.

From this heightened perspective, the city is endlessly picturesque.

Immunization is key to protecting term and preterm infants from a heightened risk of infection.