Sentence examples for most heightened form from inspiring English sources

Gospel was the most heightened form of that expression, as demonstrated by vocalists and groups such as Mahalia Jackson, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Marion Williams, The Soul Stirrers and the Blind Boys of Alabama.

Never has the quintessential Cunningham -both playful and serious - appeared in such heightened form.

Neoliberalism was a heightened form of individualism that brought great benefits and grave costs.

He initially pursued this aim with a heightened form of ideological dogmatism.

Jewish writers most prominently Chicago novelist Saul Bellow, who won the Nobel Prize for Literature in l976, Bernard Malamud, and Philip Roth found in the "golden exile" of Jews in the United States a juxtaposition of surface affluence with deeper unease and perplexity that seemed to many of their fellow Americans to offer a common predicament in a heightened form.

And for me, "The Hour" has a slightly heightened form, and the characters came out of that.

Poetry when performed — it's sort of like a heightened form of speech that is performative and is rhythmic.

Who spoke at Sinai? Anokhi -- a heightened form of the usual Hebrew word for "I," Ani.

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

(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.

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".