Sentence examples for not to heighten from inspiring English sources

When it is over, she says they must never meet again, but this is not to heighten the mystery.

Be careful not to heighten the relevance of one bad occasion and apply it to your general impression of social interactions; focus as much as possible on all of the social interactions that you have enjoyed, that have worked out just fine, no matter how bland or ordinary.

Federal officials, he said, did not want to heighten public expectations because they did not know if the vaccine could be used.

Ms. Vogel explained that silence can be a stage direction of enormous power, not only to heighten tension among characters but also to provide a cathartic moment for audiences.

Oddly, the effect of that imbalance is not just to heighten the charm of the film but to render it more credible: the course of true memory never did run smooth.

She chose to write anonymously, she said, because "I don't want to heighten the risk to me and/or people close to me by forcing his hand".

"Borgen" 's dogmas include never having a scene in which one of the three main characters isn't present ("to heighten identification"); asking the question "Can you be in power and remain yourself?" ("We want to say yes"); and not mentioning any real political events that took place after 1982.

Conversely, parents need not be depressed to heighten depression in their children.