Sentence examples for maybe heightened from inspiring English sources

For those artists who chose to remain in societies that supposedly permitted assimilation, a sense of detachment lingered, and maybe heightened creativity: look at that archetypal detached and alienated artist Franz Kafka, who as a German-speaking Jew in Prague might be considered triply alienated.

It maybe heightened by everything that's happened this year and just being so used to being in contention.

"Like I thought, Maybe this is just heightened interest in what I'm doing.

"I could say there is a substantial number of players whose frustration with the Miami story has led them to think, 'Well, maybe we should have heightened penalties,' " Weiner said.

I figured if Seurat and Marin weren't a hit, maybe I could heighten the kids' interest with the circus theme.

Maybe, as this contrast heightens, Apple will see the light; maybe instead of fighting jailbreakers, they will offer jailbreaking and sideloading as an option for power users out of the box, just as Android does.

Most are expecting heightened inspections, more paperwork and maybe some other headaches in operations.

Maybe there are other reasons that staying on heightened alert for cruelties down to the last scratched elbow has become the intellectual fad of the day.

But I also think that maybe being a tomboy makes me quite interested in heightened femininity.

Maybe it gave Dylan a little animal snarl, or a slightly heightened level of cosmic indifference.

Or maybe you want to heighten your sensory capacities, turn feelings and emotions to your advantage or stimulate extensive areas of your brain.