Sentence examples for heightened take from inspiring English sources

Updating the opera to the 1960s and replacing the duel between Lensky and Onegin with a scene in which the former accidentally shoots himself, Tcherniakov provided a heightened take on Tchaikovsky in which, said our critic, "everything is pushed to neurotic extremes" – though some found the opera barely recognisable.

There is scant evidence of heightened risk taking in the private sector.

Elsewhere, the quest for heightened theatricality took a toll, most notably an unfortunate smudging of the solo line in the speedy finale of the D minor work.

9– 11 Adding complexity to the quantification of genetic contribution to risk is the notion that certain variants confer protection against T2D. 12 This complexity is further heightened when taking into account genetic variations that are separately associated with T2D risk factors such as obesity, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia.

The Food and Drug Administration is taking heightened interest in the issue, as new evidence suggests what many people have long suspected: the effects of common prescription sleep aids like Ambien can persist well into the next day.

Tourists were advised to take heightened security measures after laboratory tests confirmed two Irish tourists returning from the Algarve in Portugal had the disease.

In fact, the amnesty program has come to fruition at a time when prosecutors say it is not uncommon for executives involved in price-fixing to take heightened steps to deceive company lawyers, concealing meetings and using special codes, out of fear that the lawyers will turn in their clients.

It gets a bit more heightened when Yvonne takes over Mrs. Cleg and wears her clothes and takes on the domestic goddess role.

This breeds heightened anxiety and takes away from the collaborative spirit on which that coding is built.

In this climate, where no one knows if more anthrax-laden letters have been sent, companies have taken heightened precautions since Sept. 11 for handling incoming mail.

With earlier films "Smashed" and "The Spectacular Now," Ponsoldt, 37, had taken heightened genres — the addiction drama, the teen love story — and filmed them with an unadorned realism.