Sentence examples for particularly heightened from inspiring English sources

"In Bond, almost more than any movie, the role of the brands is particularly heightened".

A sex change is a dramatic experience at any time, but for an adolescent it can take on a particularly heightened cast.

We were reminded this week, under particularly heightened circumstances, that Senator Obama is at his best when he is engaging in the broader thematics and more elevated language that have brought his campaign such great success.

Mortality -- a perennial preoccupation of the Bellovian hero -- seems particularly heightened in these stories, as friends' deaths and one's own infirmities underscore an apprehension of limits, a sense of "the appointed bounds" of human existence.

But on a day when the ability of journalists to do their jobs unhindered was a particularly heightened issue, officers with Virginia State Police reportedly told the reporters to delete their footage or risk having their camera and car taken away.

This risk is particularly heightened when the third party is located in a foreign country.

Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight, said the survey "reinforces the impression that the Funding for Lending scheme is not having a major impact in lifting lending to corporates and it particularly heightens concern that smaller companies are still struggling to get capital".

So I asked whether turning the dead Jesus into a naked girl was meant particularly to heighten the shock by its blasphemy.

BUFFETED by repeated wars, the Persian Gulf states have long been aware of the need to protect their pipelines and oil fields, and industry experts familiar with the region say those countries, particularly Saudi Arabia, have heightened security since Sept. 11.

33 It is particularly unlikely that heightened activation in the visual association cortex was caused by differences in low-level features of the images as neither luminance nor colour values for HWL stimuli were significantly different across the three HWL subtypes.

Parkin is still, however, able to translocate to the mitochondria; indeed this ability appears to be heightened particularly under conditions of mitochondrial damage and depolarization (MAO-B, FCCP), suggesting that mitochondrial recruitment of the protein is separate from its enzymatic function.