Sentence examples for heightened experience from inspiring English sources

Russell Goldsmith's sound design wittily theatricalises Hollywood's musical tropes, heightening what is already a heightened experience.

El Greco's heightened experience in his paintings makes you wonder if he, too, underwent hallucinatory contacts with the divine.

"The thing I've noticed is that if the audience is drawn in to a drama, they have a heightened experience," Ms. Freeman said.

Howarth values "that heightened experience of acuteness, that sense that you're dealing with things that are transcendentally important" and says his job as arts minister is to diffuse such experiences more widely.

With "In Motion: The Experience of Travel," Tony Hiss, a former staff writer for The New Yorker, insists that we can channel that feeling of interconnectedness and heightened experience — he calls it Deep Travel, caps and all — and use it to broaden our everyday life.

Pietersen doesn't face Lillee and, as we were saying, he doesn't have to look too far beyond his own achievements to arrive at the kind of performance which would usher Old Trafford – and English cricket – into a day of appropriately heightened experience.

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

And while the law of diminishing returns affects most sequels, Pixar's Toy Story follow-ups have only heightened the experience of the original.

Eucalyptus trees were planted -- over time they grew into a thick grove -- and the passage through that grove heightened the experience of Kahn's architecture immeasurably.

In some ways, that heightened the experience.

But the handcrafted meals and the vintner-selected wines only heightened the experience.