I suppose I hoped it would, in some odd Victorian sense, heighten my date's interest.
The sense heightens that this really is a painting to make a fuss about.
When used in a Congressional colloquy, as we have just seen, the term's double sense heightens the offense.
It's cinematic in a post-Lumière sense, heightened by the scoring of Ms. Galasso's father, Michael, a film composer who died in 2009.
With chestnut forests, fields of boulders and rugged paths, the park has an unpredictable, almost chaotic feel, a sense heightened by large numbers of sheep and cattle.
It is one of those works, I suspect, that people feel they know without having read a word, but its unforgettable tone lyrically crisp, sense-heightening, and sheared of surplus emotion is like an antidote to Disney.
Instead my body was in panic mode: pulse racing, adrenalin pumping, senses heightened.
I don't think so, but I feel my senses heighten and it's invigorating.
I'd been brainwashed, in a fashion, my senses heightened by this long, uninterrupted session of food television.
My senses heighten as I wander up and down the rows of books as I seek treasures.
