Sentence examples for heightened excitement from inspiring English sources
There will be heightened excitement and there will be a certain hush.
He watches the daughter's vest circulating through the room, its transmission bonding the gathered insurgents and generating a heightened excitement.
He caught the heightened excitement of the beautiful woman who hurried away from the theater to keep an assignation.
It was first staged in 1983, the year Carlos Saura's film version of it was released; Mr. Saura's direction confers on it heightened excitement and beauty.
America's chief negotiator, Wendy Sherman, heightened excitement recently when she said, "I have to tell you, as soon as we suspend our major sanctions which will happen very early in the agreement the world will flood into Iran".
Modern digital technology allows customised advertising, so that ads for snacks pop up at moments of heightened excitement for a child playing an online game, while McDonalds restaurants feature as important locations in Pokemon Go in Japan.
While one photo - of an open-jawed shark knocking shut the lid of the cage when a diver wavered too long about jumping in - caused shock waves around the room, the overall effect was to heighten excitement and instil confidence about our imminent encounter.
Perhaps by shifting back to offering a consumer product with the promotion, Apple can heighten excitement among customers while also bringing its Beats headphone line some more respect.
Orgasm, also called Climax, climactic physiological state of heightened sexual excitement and gratification that is followed by relaxation of sexual tensions and the body's muscles.
For some Republicans, his fiery and free-form style has heightened their excitement about the four-day political pageant that begins Monday, while others are fearing what's in store.
