Sentence examples for most heighten from inspiring English sources

"In my main issue, gay rights, both parties get an 'F.' " It was Senator Joseph I. Lieberman's speech on Wednesday night that seemed to most heighten the viewers' interests in the Democratic ticket.

Most parents said they were concerned, and that worry was most heightened among the middle class.

"It was museum politics at its most heightened," said Sharon Ament, director of the Museum of London, which was reborn in 1968 when the London Museum merged with the Guildhall Museum.

"In some ways, the threat today may be at its most heightened state since the attacks nearly 10 years ago," Janet Napolitano, the secretary of homeland security, told lawmakers.

I had that suburban malaise you get, and I think my appetite for music or for any form of creativity was at its most heightened then".

(Sulcas) ★ Eiko & Koma (Tuesday and Wednesday) There's no one else like Eiko & Koma, whose mesmerizingly slow, exquisite works feel simultaneously a form of art at its most heightened and an inevitable part of the nature that they celebrate.

Beth continually explained that Pete didn't know her, but that didn't quite excuse the flat quality of their scenes together, which lent even Pete's most heightened, poetic lines ("a temporary bandage on a permanent wound") less weight, so that they cast little shadow.

What has most heightened the sense of anxiety, in diplomatic circles and beyond, is a series of leaked reports coming from Israel that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Defense Secretary Ehud Barak, and other members of the seven-person security cabinet have grown increasingly determined to launch a unilateral attack on Iranian nuclear facilities — with or without Obama's assent.

My most heightened emotional scenes have always snuck up on me.

The curtilage is "intimately linked to the home, both physically and psychologically," and is where "privacy expectations are most heightened".

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