Sentence examples for marked by heightened from inspiring English sources

"The context in which they were made had not been marked by heightened tensions or special historical overtones in Switzerland," the ruling said.

The game was marked by heightened security and displays of patriotism.

The campaign leading to last Sunday's presidential elections were marked by heightened nationalism among several candidates, some of whom strongly opposed free-market reforms and unfettered foreign investment in the energy industry.

Clinical and anecdotal findings suggest that the completion of cancer treatment may be marked by heightened distress and disrupted adjustment.

At least one study indicates that individuals with PTSD may also be marked by heightened levels of disgust.

The stories are artfully constructed and share a muted gothic tone marked by the same "heightened, crawling quality" that one of Mantel's narrators, a writer, finds at a moldering hotel.

The Christmas holiday was marked by the post-9/11 reality of heightened terror alerts, and Democratic candidates filled the early stages of the presidential primary campaign with heated words over the United States continued role in Iraq.

The early 1900s marked a heightened interest in conventioneering in San Francisco, resulting in an increase in the hotel industry: "In 1959, the city had fewer than thirty-three hundred first-class hotel rooms; by 1970, the number was nine thousand; and by 1999, there were more than thirty thousand".

To be sure, this has been a particularly painful nine-month span, marked by a historic credit crisis, record-high oil prices, heightened inflation fears and perhaps even a recession.

Scene changes are marked by live clarinet and snatches of blues songs, creating a heightened Deep South of the mind.

The finding that DMN regions (e.g. Posterior Cingulate) might play a role as bottlenecks in a potentially task-negative default mode of macroscopic neural traffic might be underlined by past [34] [40] and present results on the coincidence of heightened resting state perfusion and hub characteristics (marked by high degree and vulnerability) in DMN regions.