Sentence examples for in the heightened from inspiring English sources

But in the heightened romantic world of operatic storytelling, artists are also liable to turn up as characters.

It's about a young Asian woman caught in the heightened racial tensions of a Yorkshire town during the aftermath of 11 September.

The rise of the Afghan drug trade is explained in the film in a similarly counterintuitive way: Afghanistan's poppy plants thrived in the heightened and salty water table created by U.S.-built dams in Helmand Province.

Barack Obama's victories in 2008 and 2012 symbolized a new country – half of Obama's winning majority coalition in Florida was non-white, for example – and that's one of the key drivers in the heightened racial aversion we witnessed in Donald Trump's campaign, as I've previously noted through polling data.

It's present in the heightened male objectification of women inherent in certain types of music videos that present them as "bitches" and "hoes" who crave an answering violent thuggishness from their men.

In the outermost O-antigen chain, the increase of O-antigen length will result in the heightened resistance to polymyxin B, which can be boosted up by iron.

Plasma and urinary MDA were significantly increased in smokers reflecting the heightened state of oxidative stress.

In contrast, the heightened risk of cardiovascular disease was a surprise, he admits.

The thalidomide scandal back in the early 1960s heightened the awareness of the potential risks associated with medicines taken in pregnancy.

The inclusion of such sensitive cases in the dossier heightened the tension between the rival campaigners.

The musicians' crisply etched rhythms and bold accents in the Menuetto heightened the sense of drama.