Sentence examples for scene heightening from inspiring English sources

"We reactivated the film industry, bringing people here to the state like Sylvester Stallone, Emily Watson, Tom Wilkinson, and most recently Robert Redford ... .. Powerfulmedia outlets including the New York Times and the New Yorker published stories on Tijuana's food scene, heightening the positive buzz.

The original theme, "Tubular Bells," is played throughout various new scenes, heightening the suspense.

The Prospect Theater Company's clever cast of 15, directed by Cara Reichel and costumed by Sidney Shannon, dances well and plays it straight-faced even in the silliest scenes, heightening the humor.

Its emotions are colored by mine, its scenes heightened and diminished by my vision, its characters, inevitably, are partly my creation.

The juxtapositions of black and white in Michael Chybowski's décor for the first and final scenes heighten the sense that "Socrates" is about more than one realm of existence.

Bursts of R&B between scenes heighten the energy.

The chaos of the scene is heightened and dramatized by the blackened disk with an orange aura that looms in the darkening, incarnadine sky.

There are touches of sheer brilliance: the intercutting of the discovery of Rebecca's body with a sea shanty, sung by a Greek chorus of fisherman, should diminish the tension of the scene but heightens it.

He'd be watching a film with his parents, turn to his mother and analyze the way a director used light in a particular scene to heighten the emotional power.

Although arguing goes against the tenets of improv, good Harold players can work it into scenes to heighten tension, create humor and even move scenes forward.

As the weeks passed and those recruits did not materialise, behind the scenes tensions heightened and lines of communication with Ehab Allam dried up.