Sentence examples for heightened look from inspiring English sources

We certainly do homage to that with our day players, but for the people in our world, we wanted a heightened look.

You want it to be as realistic as possible, but it needs to be attractive and appealing, and it needs to be a bit romanticized in some way, so it's a heightened look.

This gives it heightened flavor.

For those artists who chose to remain in societies that supposedly permitted assimilation, a sense of detachment lingered, and maybe heightened creativity: look at that archetypal detached and alienated artist Franz Kafka, who as a German-speaking Jew in Prague might be considered triply alienated.

His musical timing and dramatic pacing were heightened by the look on his face, a scared-child expression that could be interpreted either as memories from a rough upbringing or a normal response to the other dancers.

He is also completely bald, a look heightened somehow by mildly outsized tortoiseshell glasses.

A senior Obama administration official said this week that while the administration was beginning to discuss what heightened sanctions might look like, the proposed deal to ship part of Iran's uranium stockpile out of the country "may never be taken off the table".

And the absurdity is heightened when you look at what happens to the dealers' records when they go out of business.

It is not a new fear, but one that has never gone away, and is heightened as I look at my three beautiful boys.

Westminster Abbey and the Thames looked heightened in artistic effect in its folds.

He wore light-colored shell-rim glasses, which heightened a naturally innocent look he had, and could easily have been mistaken for a seminarian.