Sentence examples for heightened by two from inspiring English sources
Their indignation has been heightened by two unfortunate incidents.
Their sense of impending disaster was greatly heightened by two close calls.
But opposition to the association's plan has been heightened by two other proposals for Flushing Meadows-Corona.
The sense of imminent conclusion was heightened by two decisions earlier in the day, which rejected attempts by Democrats to disqualify Republican absentee ballots.
Eight years later, a similar transformation is under way, the stakes heightened by two foreign wars and the worst economic collapse in decades, but Cox will not be there to cover it.
It is as part of this broader extension of influence that the South China Sea will be a focus of concern.Time to prepare for a rainy dayThat concern will be heightened by two particular aspects of China's military modernisation.
The disparities between fashion and architecture are, if anything, heightened by proximity: one trades in ephemerality, the other in permanence; their cultural prestige is grossly unequal, but inversely proportional to the name recognition of their stars; a great building might take a decade to build, a great collection takes at most six months to make, and it isn't paid for up front.
Our expectations have been heightened by Ben's withholding, and the effect of the moment's impact feels ultimately contrived.
The sensitivity of the issue in France was heightened by the killing of seven people, including four Jews, in southern France last March by Mohammed Merah, who claimed to be acting for Al Qaeda.
For Winger, the struggle to shape Frances — a woman dealing with the loss of her mother, her sister's illness and her own narcissistic insecurities — was only heightened by the fact that five of the seven scripts were still unwritten when she signed on.
There is a sense of forboding all around -- heightened by the ominous tones of two or three drawn-out notes composed by James Newton Howard, apparently in his sleep.
