Sentence examples for themes heightened from inspiring English sources

For the concerns of modern plays are picayune compared with the mighty themes, heightened emotions and eternal conflicts that defined ancient Greek theater.

If anything, some of the darker themes are heightened.

Soderbergh acknowledged the salience of these post-apocalyptic themes is heightened by reactions to the September 11 attacks and Hurricane Katrina.

("Three-e-e?? No, stop, that's enough!") Once the babies are born he adds a pen-drawn, semiformal calligraphic script (mostly as the numerals 1 to 10) to underscore the counting theme and heighten the graphic drama.

There's a sincere eco-theme and a heightened, fable-like glow to it.

Given the evidence for CGRP in migraine and potential roles for other hypothalamic peptides, it seems likely that altered neuropeptide actions may be a general theme underlying the heightened sensory state of migraine.

(This time-warp effect is heightened by a theme song that echoes the opening music of "Sanford and Son").

Dave Rolinson notes that, while "the adaptation inevitably misses Dickens's nuanced and often unsettling prose,... it achieves comparably skilful effects through visual language and sound, heightening theme and supernatural mood..

Security was being heightened at the four Disney theme parks in Orlando, Fla., with additional uniformed and plainclothes officers on duty.

The evidence of real people heightened the show's underlying theme of war's indelible effect on personal lives.

What this projection suggests is that the real modernism of the ballet lay not only in its theme but also in the use of movement as heightened gesture that abstracts the essence of emotion.