Sentence examples for heightened fervour from inspiring English sources

With the ground in a state of heightened fervour, United go 1-0 up in the 57th minute.

Although heightened apocalyptic fervour was quickly drained from the movements of the magisterial reformers (who received support from the civil powers or magistrates and who stressed the authority of teachers [Latin: magister]), the so-called radical reformers were often intensely eschatological, and some even advocated violence to usher in the Second Coming.

Its literature is characterized by patriotic and religious fervour, heightened realism, and a new interest in earlier epics and ballads, together with the somewhat less-pronounced influences of humanism and Neoplatonism.

Bach's Passions made the texts important and dignified and wedded to them music of remarkable fervour, heightening the drama by interplay of choral and instrumental forces alternating with vocal solos.

The contrast between nationalist fervour and human instinct is heightened in the following scene, set in a public house.

Heightened emotions.

Your emotions are surely heightened.

The Americans heightened the pressure.

They had acquired heightened attention.

Instead, he heightened his attacks.

Other attributes heightened its allure.