Sentence examples for setting to heighten from inspiring English sources

But Nunn uses the colonial setting to heighten the play's suppurating tensions.

This risk is only set to heighten – and it is risk that is focusing minds.

The mutuals point out that the trend is set to heighten as consumers are tending to buy later and go for longer repayment terms.

The picture's final fight scene between the Finn, Pollo, and the mad Captain was shot on a dimly lit set to heighten the suspense and keep the audience from guessing who the victor might be, similar to the way Jacques Tourneur and Lewton had shot a similar scene in Cat People.

The idea was to create real-seeming historical rooms in which artifacts from the Rolling Stones' archives could be "situated," and to employ state-of-the-art sound, video, and set design to heighten the experience.

In December, Dropbox also announced a set of APIs to heighten security and compliance inside of Dropbox along with some partnerships with major security and compliance companies.

The number of characters was cut down, the back story was significantly shortened, most of the supernatural events depicted in the novel were kept off-screen, and the greater part of the action was set inside the house to heighten the audience's feeling of claustrophobia.

Those moves are also set to be debated in a day of heightened passions at Westminster.

Abroad, the new measures look set to further undermine an already frayed relationship with South Korea and to heighten territorial and political tensions with China.

Die Liebe der Jeanne Ney (1927; The Love of Jeanne Ney) incorporates documentary shots to heighten the realism of its postwar setting.

In order to heighten the impact of the physical set changes, Carson took a different approach to how he constructed shots.