Sentence examples for heightened reader from inspiring English sources

An editor is just a heightened reader really, a super-reader who reads with their antennae on full alert.

Experimental modernist fiction arrived later, paradoxically heightening readers' awareness of its deeper literary roots.

When you are the local paper, the responsibility to serve your readers is heightened, because you know — as the national and international media that must parachute in do not — that the local paper will still be here, still reporting on the community so shaken.

(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.

It warns readers of the heightened terrorist threat and calls for public support in beating the bombers.

In recent years, the increasing public scrutiny on the whiteness, straightness and heteronormativity of the publishing world has both demonstrated to many writers that there's a thirst for more diverse characters among readers and also heightened backlash toward authors who stumble in their portrayals of underrepresented groups.

(Waters confessed that one of her influences was the genre of country house murders, where the reader's apprehensions are heightened as one suspect after another is transformed into a victim).

The signature format of extra-illustrations is "pictorial opera" to help show the reader the emotional intensity, exaggeration, and heightened clarity of human actions as found in opera.

A reader's sense of mild consternation is only heightened with the author's note that follows.

True, the pleasures for Guardian readers of daily bulletins on the pathologically dissatisfied Gemma were heightened by the wait for the next instalment.

Your emotions are surely heightened.