Sentence examples for heightened form of from inspiring English sources

He initially pursued this aim with a heightened form of ideological dogmatism.

Poetry when performed — it's sort of like a heightened form of speech that is performative and is rhythmic.

In optimistic moments, she tried to convince herself that she suffered from no more than a heightened form of squeamishness that was bound to pass.

In the 1960s and 1970s, Ashton and MacMillan created for the dancer Anthony Dowell a heightened form of male lyricism that has never been surpassed.

As with all soaps, PCBH offered a heightened form of reality – there were an astonishing number of murders and sieges, but there was nothing much on screen that didn't really go on inside.

But the setting is now the other end of the Baltic in a rundown, unnamed town in the former Soviet Union, and the unsentimental affection has been replaced by a cold eye and an ostentatious resort to a heightened form of Victorian sentimentality.

Strand et al. (2015) suggested that CSV necessitates heightened forms of collaboration and stakeholder management as they remarked about the apparent links between creating shared value and stakeholder theory.

Times Square, as so often in the past, is responding, in typically heightened form, to the general state of the city: the loss of retail variety troubles us everywhere, as a new trinity of monotony — Starbucks, Duane Reade, and the Washington Mutual Bank — appears to dominate every block.

The grieving mothers, betrayed wives and reluctant courtesans she incarnated were confronting -- in a melodramatically heightened form -- the hypocrisies of a social system that subjugated women by idealizing them.

And for me, "The Hour" has a slightly heightened form, and the characters came out of that.

Finally, after a period of seeming retirement, Verdi produced "Otello" and "Falstaff," in which the bel-canto tradition was recast in dizzyingly heightened form.