Sentence examples for heightened elements of from inspiring English sources

encompasses heightened elements of queer popular culture, the star hopes the final film is more in line with "American Pie" than a gay-specific romp like "The Birdcage".

Some analysts say the Islamic State's efforts to step up their propaganda campaign with heightened elements of unpredictability and spectacle has the potential to cause a backlash against the group, in terms of their ability to control their media efforts and to attract budding jihadists sympathetic with the cause.

Constantly playing with scale and abstraction, José Lerma's layered paintings heighten the elements of a portrait to surrealist extremes.

The Angels (including one who doubles as the Boy) seem deliberately shrouded in obscurity by Mr. Crimp to heighten an element of mystery, but they also supply a contemporary perspective, which sometimes touches the story as well.

The staging was modern, and made use of projected floor plans, to heighten the element of farce as lovers hid and entered and exited rooms.

And the idea was that somehow heightened performative elements would be one of the things Alarm Will Sound did".

"Jane" is a mixture of comedy, drama and heightened telenovela elements (and thus you may come across entirely valid "Ugly Betty" comparisons when reading about "Jane").

The creators say it is unique in its theatrical show and heightened immersive elements, including a funeral procession utilizing props and monster talent, and syncing of music and lighting to create a story line.

The American athletes' ability to compartmentalize, to snap a sort of Tupperware lid over their distractions when the competition begins, will be crucial in dealing with the heightened emotions and unusual elements of this Olympics.

Drawing viewers in not only with preternatural mystique, but further heightening this element of the odd with an unintelligible scripted language, yet another nod to Codex.  .

Someone else might have made Rosalie more abrasive or her motives more identifiably anti-establishment, thus heightening the faint element of cultural condescension at the heart of this West German-born film maker's vision of desolate, merchandise-mad Americana.