Sentence examples for heightening to from inspiring English sources

"Shakespear", writes Hazlitt, "lost sight of nothing that could in any way give relief or heightening to his subject".

Sometimes it is comedy heightened to surreal dazzle.

Both online and offline efforts need to be heightened to counter this propaganda.

He was left blinded but with all of his other senses heightened to an extraordinary degree.

Cases are individualised and heightened to their maximum, inciting nothing but fear.

So the speculation surrounding a Clooney return was heightened, to say the least.

Jimmy Carr pulls off aristocratic humour - but Jimmy Carr's persona is heightened to the point of caricature.

All your senses, it seems, have been heightened to a painful acuity; your nerve endings are standing on guard.

This man's nudity is not heightened to sublime aesthetic splendour, not photographed in black and white or ruthlessly posed.

The gag heightens to loud pitch, carefully choreographed, dazzling in its intricacy, and entirely memorable.

The towers were then greatly heightened to be visible above the screen.