Sentence examples for which are heightened from inspiring English sources

Survivors report feelings of frustration and anger, which are heightened by what they see as inconclusive interactions with police.

In addition, the challenges of documentation and communication, which are heightened at points of transfer across sectors [ 19, 21– 23]; also increase the potential for inadequate medication reconciliation and its attendant risks.

There are certain things you consume which can be irritants, the effects of which are heightened when you have a UTI.

They betray Losey's self-aware detachment, which is heightened by his sense that the cinema had become a part of the mediatized madness that he was criticizing.

In addition to such achievements, Wintour was also known for her imperious demeanour, which was heightened by her propensity to sport dark sunglasses.

The two buildings give that block of 19th Street a lunar feeling, which was heightened by the gray light of late autumn.

In his 1939 novel, Goodbye to Berlin, Isherwood brilliantly captured the Weimar Republic's decadent atmosphere of sexual experimentation, which was heightened by a sense of looming crisis.

"It causes a state of excited delirium, raises the body temperature and causes irritability and confusion, which is heightened when combined with a lack of adequate hydration.

But there's always my unfortunate Krusty-the-Clown instinct, which is heightened because I can hear the audience, hear a hundred people breathing and going" — he parted his lips and gave an expectant simper.

Rodriguez, who has hit only.194 (7 for 36) since returning from knee surgery Aug. 21, has been unable to grip the bat as securely as he normally does because of the pain, which is heightened when he makes contact.

Liddell's refusal to run in the preliminary heats of the 100 metres last Sunday because of religious scruples aroused considerable curiosity, which was heightened when it was learned that he will preach in the Scotch church on Sunday.