Sentence examples for heightened enough to from inspiring English sources

The tinge of fairytale mysticism is not heightened enough to sit comfortably within the meat-and-potatoes naturalistic format.

Her clothes mark her out as a prostitute, but the dialogue is heightened enough to make this feel like more than a pick-up.

It might so easily seem preposterous, and Orla O'Loughlin's production isn't quite heightened enough to give this the unworldly, almost mythic edge that it needs to sidestep that accusation, although Fred Meller's design and Michael John McCarthy's sound both suggest something ancient and elemental.

And shockingly for Mr. DeLillo, some of the details -- like the proliferation of white limos like Eric's that swarm the city's street -- feel strained, neither heightened and odd enough to create a satiric portrait of New York nor dead-on accurate enough to capture a real moment in time.

Then at the end, I could drizzle in the tiniest bit of vinegar, just enough to heighten all the flavors and bring them together without dampening them.

The idea is that the loss of sea ice is altering the flow of the atmosphere enough to heighten the risk of severe weather in midlatitude regions like the United States.

And yet, Mr. Helms remains a polarizing figure in North Carolina, as in the rest of the country, and his age -- he would be 81 on Election Day -- could be enough to heighten the vulnerability of a politician whose victories have been slim.

Barney Frank, the ranking member of the House Financial Services Committee and one of the chief architects of the new rules, said he did not believe life insurers and mutual-fund companies were risky enough to require heightened supervision.

Over all, fourth-quarter earnings are expected to rise 20percentt, but that may not be enough to match investors' heightened expectations.

This has heightened inflation pressure across Europe and could force the European Central Bank to raise interest rates enough to slow the European economy.

Last summer, her pleasure there was heightened by Annie, who was old enough to do a bit of mountain hiking.