Sentence examples for heightens mood from inspiring English sources
The makers of Aniracetam claim it heightens mood, focus, motivation, and improves memory formation.
The other was an attempt to fashion a sort of theatrical presentation, with dramatic lighting intended to heighten mood.
For example, although the OBN scale correlated highest with the EWL-60-S subscale that was hypothesized to cover the most similar content (ie, the heightened mood scale), this correlation (r = .27) was considerably lower than the correlation between the more specific blissful state scale and the heightened mood scale (r = .37).37
For instance, the new OAV anxiety scale correlated highest with the apprehension-anxiety scale of the EWL-60-S, impaired control and cognition correlated highest with concentration, audio-visual synesthesiae correlated highest with sensitivity, complex imagery correlated highest with dreaminess, and blissful state correlated highest with heightened mood.
The cast performed to a taped musical collage: sometimes the piece had speaking and movement; at other times movements reflected and heightened moods implicit in words already spoken.
It lubricates the heptameters: it licks its lips and heightens the mood of sensuousness and oral indulgence.
All of this heightens the mood by evoking Warhol's paintings, Godard's films and Yves Klein's performance paintings.
Ryder's works are pervaded by thick, yellow light (usually moonlight), which heightens the mood of such paintings as The Race Track or Death on a Pale Horse.
One secret to Maison Premiere's success (it already ranks among Esquire's best bars of 2011) is its intimacy, which heightens the mood of Big Easy romance, as does the Delta-blues soundtrack.
Clark's great virtue is his restraint: he sets the stage; he heightens the mood; then he — or rather, one of the show's three directors — lets the camera have a leisurely look at whatever he's been talking about.
