Sentence examples for heightened experiences from inspiring English sources

At which point, his question becomes: "Not why have I got it, but what am I going to do with it?" Like Julien Temple's The Ecstasy of Wilko Johnson, Notes on Blindness lends boldly adventurous cinematic form to the heightened experiences of an articulate, eloquent, and soul-searchingly honest subject.

It is a coming-of-age story, a fantasy for children and adults, and the myth of a golden age, but was also invented by the author "essentially for himself in order to explore and perhaps make some sense of his own emotional difficulties, to investigate the interplay of the world of facts and the world of the imagination and to rediscover the heightened experiences of infancy".

I like how broadly that can be applied--to my times; to my physical and emotional well-being; to my desire for intense, heightened experiences; to my roles as a father, husband, colleague, and person.

That is, people prefer not to interact with them and see them as inauthentic, false, and/or untrustworthy, leading to heightened experiences of social ostracism and loneliness [ 36].

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.

Heightened experience of disgust is a feature of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), particularly contamination-related OCD (C-OCD).

These retailers define digital transformation by new "clienting" apps, permitting store personnel to engage customers in a heightened experience.