Sentence examples for heightened more from inspiring English sources

They are like you, actually – or a heightened, more perceptive version of you – the way they think about life, and realise things late, and carry on.

Novelist Anne Enright said: "[Her characters] are like you, actually - or a heightened, more perceptive version of you - the way they think about life and realise things late and carry on".

(Who alive at the time has forgotten her quest for the zipless not-to-be-printed-in-these-pages sexual experience?) Some best-selling books try to give readers a heightened (more coherent, more dramatic and witty) version of themselves and their friends.

Plant N sources include not only inorganic N, but, as heightened more recently, also organic N species.

When AEP groups are treated using taurine or GABA, SOD activities of the taurine + AEP and GABA + AEP groups are heightened more than that of the AEP + NS group.

When AEP groups are treated using taurine or GABA, the SOD activities of the taurine + AEP and GABA + AEP groups are heightened more than that of the control + NS, but those among the taurine + AEP, GABA + AEP, and control + NS groups have no statistical significance.

"These concerns have been heightened as more and more information comes out about his aggressive attempts to undermine these rights".

Most are expecting heightened inspections, more paperwork and maybe some other headaches in operations.

It was disappointing that the designers didn't seem to believe that the impact of the clothes could be heightened by more ambitious presentation.

Other property managers and consultants say that many tenants object to heightened security more because of the cost than the inconvenience.

Director Fredrik Bond, whose background is in commercials, papers over these structural problems by cobbling together a heightened reality more suited to a music video.