Sentence examples for heightened things from inspiring English sources
Her plays celebrate what she calls "the pleasure of heightened things".
"You heighten things to make for drama".
It's likely that you, and many people you know, have also had a ridiculous experience with "Hotel California," which heightens things you don't want heightened, showing up with its bloated sense of itself at inopportune moments, demanding that you reckon with it, à la "Stairway to Heaven" or "Bohemian Rhapsody," but irking you with its portentousness at the same time.
When you're on the right path, synchronicity is heightened and things feel easy.
Dwyer says although brighter earnings expectations would heighten optimism, things won't improve until the Federal Reserve makes further rate cuts.
The danger is heightened by other things.
There was a sharp increase in activity at the region's airports yesterday, but the pace remained well below the norm, with many flights canceled and heightened security slowing things down.
Things heightened this month, however, when Great Fire suffered two massive DDOS attacks in the aftermath of a report from the Wall Street Journal that detailed the Collateral Freedom project.
Cromer embarked on a running monologue: "In places like this, my sense of not having nice things and not being able to take care of nice things is heightened".
"The centenary has heightened interest in all things that relate to our military history.
