Sentence examples for more than heightened from inspiring English sources

The high price of produce, especially for tomatoes after the deep winter freezes, has attracted more than heightened attention from consumers.

This echoed Hollande's statements after the Charlie Hebdo attack, which emphasized solidarity and the defense of French values more than heightened security measures.

It's an unusual thought for a teacher of young children to have, and it leads to a situation that is more overwrought than heightened.

Unlike many actresses, Ms. Dennings does not pretend that "2 Broke Girls" is art, insisting that Max is little more than a heightened version of herself.

In optimistic moments, she tried to convince herself that she suffered from no more than a heightened form of squeamishness that was bound to pass.

More than measuring heightened public danger, the flood of emergency calls underlined Americans' skyrocketing awareness of their own vulnerability to scheming terrorists and hoaxers.

When you read Lorrie Moore you find reality ever so slightly skewed, and more than slightly heightened, in a semi-dystopian wonderland.

In addition, satisfying more than usually heightened audience expectation, he repeated his witty Gilbert and Sullivan take-off, first heard a few seasons ago and now part of Proms lore, in place of a traditional speech.

With consumer spending starting to ease, growth in furniture sales is expected to slow to 2percentto3percentcenthis yearar, but analysts contend the bankruptcies speak more to heightened competition than to overall weakness in the industry.

Upon her return, the odyssey continued, the search for meaning, for her place in the larger world, more heightened than before.

The producers liked Lockington's contribution to the score as it was more heightened than it was in the first season.