Sentence examples for interest is heightened from inspiring English sources

Erotic interest is heightened in three other paintings of women, all young, voluptuous and nude.

Dustin Brown is the most exciting and controversial tennis player to emerge from the Caribbean in a long time, a distinction in a restricted category, perhaps – but interest is heightened somewhat when he says he wants to play in the Davis Cup for Britain.

The interest was heightened by their physical disparity.

And Ms. Enrico's interest was heightened as she recognized how she appeared to others.

As Mr. Bergen tells it, their interest was heightened by the efforts of the 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and another high-ranking Qaeda leader to play down the courier's importance.

When the Profumo Keeler affair was first revealed, public interest was heightened by reports that Keeler may have been simultaneously involved with Captain Yevgeny Ivanov, a Soviet naval attaché, thereby creating a possible security risk.

The metabolism of NAD has remained an area of intense research into the 21st century, with interest being heightened after the discovery of the NAD-dependent protein deacetylases called sirtuins in 2000, by Shinichiro Imai and coworkers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Interest was heightened by a New York Daily News story on Saturday that opened with an anecdote from former assistant Mauro Oliviera, who said his former boss intentionally axed him out of his life in April 2014, saying, "I just want to be by myself, and I want to be in the house, and we're never going to see each other again".

What interests me is heightened emotion!" Back in London, things moved quickly.

Interest in the disaster is heightened by the fact that many veterans of the Civil War who had been attending a convention at Rochester were on the train, and it is feared that many of them are among the victims.

From the frantic scramble on the final night of the regular season to the heart-pounding playoffs, the result is heightened interest in a sport that for decades was its own worst enemy.