For me the acts of love and romance just feel more heightened.
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She comes from a more heightened world, and I'm self-proclaimed basic.
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It's present in the first film, but it seems even more heightened here.
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Nowhere is this false advertising more heightened than when we think of successful people.
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All we can do is maintain a slightly more heightened state of alert until the Sept.
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But Arthur had an uncanny sense of stagecraft, more heightened in this crucial time and place.
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It's much more heightened, much more exciting, and feels a lot rougher even when it isn't physically rougher.
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I think things have become more heightened by mass media, but I'm not sure anything has fundamentally changed.
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When we listen mindfully, we are able to experience a more heightened sense of sound—almost as if everyone around us were screaming.
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"We may expect to see more heightened awareness from both users and companies in China on data privacy in the future," Fan added.
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That sense has only become more heightened the last few seasons, as Negan was endlessly teased, before showing up and being just generally terrible.
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I'm an advice-column addict, and a sucker for stories of interpersonal conflict, and wedding drama is so much more heightened than regular drama.
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Despite the fact that I've been going through my own depression, I felt that I was being exposed to a more heightened form of it.
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The reactions post this election have been much more heightened this year than in previous years, with people either falling into the despair or ecstatic extremes.
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The sensitivities around that inquiry became even more heightened as Mr. Mueller's team began to consider whether Mr. Trump himself had tried to obstruct the investigation.
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Political life and discourse in the United States is at a boiling point, and nowhere is the reaction to that more heightened than on college campuses.
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Given both Biden's and Sanders's respective ages, the focus on their vice presidential selections has been even more heightened than it has been for candidates in the past.
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"There's a more heightened interest this year," said Krishna Reddy Anugula, 50, president of Overseas Friends of the B.J.P. The organization has about 4,000 members across the United States.
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Although I was hoping the aphrodisiac aspect of the beans would lead to an even more heightened sensation, or a new experience I'd never had before, that wasn't the case.
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And while screenshots may have replaced posters on bedroom walls, young devotion remains the same or more heightened because social media now allows performers to interact directly with their followers.
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Our R29 taste-testers noted that both Pop-Tarts retained the brand's OG flavor profile while giving off a new, yet subtle, hint of DD coffee (more heightened when properly toasted).
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And attempting to make the experience more heightened than some photos in a catalog could be an interesting way to make shopping more engaging when you just want to kill some time.
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I think the anxiety over surveillance is perhaps more heightened than it was under the Obama administration, which, by the way, did its part to pave the way for these types of procedures.
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But it comes off as a little tone deaf to slurp up data as intimate as health care records without informing patients, at a time when data privacy concerns are more heightened than ever.
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There is, however, one aspect of his counterterror approach in which Obama does display the more heightened emotion he otherwise shuns: when making the case that his domestic critics could increase America's vulnerability to terrorism.
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A weaker fiscal performance and/or more heightened indebtedness of the municipal government could lead to a lowering of Fitch's internal assessment of Hangzhou's creditworthiness and thus may trigger a negative rating action on HFI.
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With the recent turn of events - and the speculative possibility about to shift to an active exploration of the possibility by both companies - the intensity of the investor and analyst concerns has become even more heightened.
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But the restraint doesn't last, and soon Rough Night is solidly in Weekend at Bernie's territory in terms of its respect for the guy's corpse, and the film's humor gets both more heightened and more uneven.
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Those who don't buy a set can also use the app to play a standalone game from the point of view of the ghosts — though obviously the whole thing is more heightened if you own the physical LEGO.
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Rider safety has been an issue since scooters entered Austin's landscape, but safety concerns have been even more heightened since an exchange student at the University of Texas was killed while riding a Lime scooter in February 2019.
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Lamb plays the role of Aldovia's King as a more heightened version of a real royal family, he says, and credits the success of the first installment of the franchise to the early interest in Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's relationship.
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Understanding the Angry Mob at Middlebury That Gave Me a Concussion Political discourse in the United States is at a boiling point, and nowhere is the reaction to that more heightened than on campuses like Middlebury, says this editorial writer.
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Such contradictions have only become more heightened under Xi, who has taken a firm line on Hong Kong, cracking down on any suggestion of greater autonomy for the city, let alone independence, as a minority of protesters have advocated for.
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"I think it's also important to remember ... combustible companies also do have e-cigarette product lines, and they may be forecasting that as we move into a much more heightened regulatory framework, capabilities and capacities to deal with a heightened regulatory environment."
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It feels strange saying this, but I think I was able to appreciate the fight sequence work in The Punisher more in season two because I knew what to expect, and because its zealot villain makes it feel more heightened than season one.
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Accordingly, if President Trump directed Michael Cohen to lie in congressional testimony — and, if as reported, there exists evidence that corroborates Michael Cohen's contentions —President Trump's vulnerability to impeachment and possibly criminal charges has become more heightened than it was even a few months ago.
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"The most worrisome development lately is we now seem to be at much more heightened risk of financial markets becoming an amplifier of the adverse dynamics are going on," said Wilcox, who is now a nonresident senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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A black-and-white version of the film will be hitting theaters in New York and Los Angeles after making a debut at the International Film Festival Rotterdam, Deadline has reported, and what we can expect, in Bong's estimation, is an even more heightened experience.
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But it definitely has a very slight sense of taking place in a universe where everything is slightly more heightened, where waitresses push just a little bit too hard to upsell you on dessert, and where people might deny you are who you say you are.
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That's frightening as it is, but then put that as a cerebral implant, and have your memories, your dreams, your fears accessible, it becomes more heightened, and that was one of the things that really interested me as far as that technology, as far as that predictive technology goes.
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These aren't giant, back-of-the-box features or bullet points the way Three Kingdom's character and narrative systems are, or the way the game will let you choose between a more realistic "classic" mode and a more heightened, hero-driven Romance of the Three Kingdoms-inspired game.
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When that anxiety is coupled with a sudden drop in social contact — whether because you're quarantined or just working from home for who knows how long — those feelings can feel even more heightened, said Laura Hawryluck, a critical care physician and associate professor at the University of Toronto.
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Obviously, the world of Riverdale is a bit more heightened than the one in Love, Simon, but given that the CW series let Betty (Lili Reinhart) dabble in webcam roleplaying and Penelope herself become the town's courtesan, you'd think that Cheryl and Toni could kiss without Cheryl getting sent to the American Horror Story version of a nunnery.
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"I think there is a Plan A, a Plan B, a Plan C, a Plan D and a Plan E in the House, I can see that there are more heightened negotiations in the Senate, and I'm dedicated to working 24/7 and I have to say my caucus has been doing that," Congressional Hispanic Caucus Chairwoman Michelle Lujan Grisham said Thursday.
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The Mexican government has traditionally avoided commentary on foreign elections, but as Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE heightened his rhetoric against immigrants and about building a border wall, several high officials took the bait.
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Politicians have reacted by proposing legislation that would impose a more rigorous real name registration requirement on the Internet and more heightened punishment for libelous statements.
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Rickart, Eric A., Jennifer A. Mercier, and Lawrence R. Heaney. "Cytogeography of Philippine bats (Mammalia: Chiroptera)." Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington 112.3 (1999): 453-469. The overall size of the skull is found to be larger in males, but females have a more heightened braincase.
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Cultivation theory is concerned with understanding the role that media play in shaping a person's world view—specifically television. Whereas UGT tries to understand the motivations that drive media usage, Cultivation theory focuses on the psychological effects of media. Cultivation theory is used especially to study violence in television and how it shapes audience's understanding of the reality of violence in society. Often, because of media's influence, audiences have a more heightened and unrealistic perception of the amount of violence.
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This helped to create the more extreme "glitter rock" – an even more heightened version of glam rock. Glitter is also used by nail artists and make-up artists to make statements about femininity and beauty standards. The flashy, sparkling nature of glitter allows users to push standard ideas of beauty and what is and isn't considered "excessive" in terms of make-up. Glitter is usually associated with nightlife and not professionalism, but wearing it in different settings can push these boundaries.
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Similarly to humans, whales and dolphins have experienced an independent loss of functional OR genes. This is demonstrated by the organism's return to an aquatic environment, subsequently experiencing a loss of terrestrial olfactory register. Olfactory senses are generally more heightened for a terrestrial species than for an aquatic, as airborne volatiles are more important to detect than water-soluble scents in land animals. Support for this theory is exemplified through the fish-to-tetrapod transition, where animals began to populate terrestrial niches and a tremendous expansion of the olfactory system can be observed.
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In March 2010, Natalie Faunce, a former anchor from WFXR, and Jay Prater, a radio disc jockey from WROV-FM, helped launch Our Blue Ridge, an entertainment-oriented talk show focusing on community and lifestyle news that replaced the traditional hour-long noon newscast. However, in February 2011, WSLS-TV announced it would revamp Our Blue Ridge by renaming it Daytime Blue Ridge, with continued discussion of similar topics along a more heightened emphasis on the community. Mike Wilson, a former minister, replaced Prater and joined Faunce as co-host. The revamp premiered in September 2011.
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Townsend used the newest technology available, such as Pro Tools, Steinberg Cubase and Logic Pro, when recording, mixing and producing the band's songs. As a self-proclaimed "fan of multitracking", he created an atmospheric, layered "wall of sound", which became a hallmark of the band's production style (with the exception of their self-titled album which featured no samples, or vocal layering). Townsend's musical ideas and production style have drawn comparisons to Phil Spector and Frank Zappa. Strapping Young Lad mostly eschewed guitar solos until The New Black, which featured a more heightened emphasis on melody than their previous albums.
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Homoeroticism in Apt Pupil is further demonstrated by the focus on Todd's body. In the opening scene in which Bowden is in his bedroom during a stormy night, "the ever-encroaching camera and the lighting fetishize Todd's youthful body", similar to the fetishism of the female body in films like Psycho (1960). This depiction creates a dualism in which "he is now simultaneously dangerous and endangered" in his homophobic and homoerotic ties to Nazism. When Bowden gives Dussander an SS uniform to wear and in which to march under Bowden's orders, the student's demands are more heightened in the film as "more dominant and voyeuristic", according to Picart and Frank.
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In 1981, there were clashes between offshoot groups of the PLO and Israelis. They formed a cease- fire, but that raised complications because it suggested that the Israelis accepted the PLO. Israel became threatened by the fact that the Palestinians and the PLO were officially recognized, which contributed to a more heightened tensions. When Sadat was in Washington, D.C. in 1981, he suggested that Israel and the PLO participate in peace talks, but Begin rejected his suggestion. Furthermore, the Prince Fahd of Saudi Arabia wanted to “scrap the Camp David Agreements, have Israel withdraw from all Arab territories occupied since 1967, and the creation of a Palestinian state with its capital in East Jerusalem”.
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Friedrich Ludwig von Sckell, who laid out the first landscape garden in Germany, was involved in the conversion and extension of the gardens of Trippstadt House in the 1780s. Whilst there, he got to know the nearby Karlstal and described it thus: Subsequently Sckell undertook alterations over the central part of the gorge, a good kilometre long, and dovetailed a trail with little wooden bridges and a wooden pavilion into the valley, so that its near-natural impression was even more heightened. An iron table at the entrance to the valley refers to a royal visit: Ex-king Ludwig I of Bavaria, Grand Duke Louis III of Hesse-Darmstadt and Archduchess Hildegard of Austria, together with their retinue, visited the valley on 9 August 1862.
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On the one hand the government has argued that those generating their own power still rely on the national grid for power backup and so should be liable for contributing to the cost. On the other hand, the solar industry has argued that the government is simply trying to protect the centralised established power producers whose revenues would be threatened by this competitive solar threat. Environmentalists have criticised the tax for artificially blocking Spain from continuing its long standing movement to renewable energy production. Whatever the merits of both arguments, the controversy can only become more heightened as the price of solar energy continues to fall and if PV solar power installed capacity in Spain were to continue sliding down the EU league from 12th position in 2014 (102.9 kW per 1000 inhabitants).
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With its predecessor subtly focusing on global peace, joy, and unity, Infinity Within is overtly political, as evidenced by the phrase "Let's face it, it's a pro-choice album" appearing on the album cover and more importantly, with outspoken tracks encouraging the protection of the environment ("I Had a Dream I Was Falling through a Hole in the Ozone Layer"), sexual liberation through safe sex ("Rubber Lover"), the failure of the judicial system ("Fuddy Duddy Judge") and the importance of voting ("Vote, Baby, Vote"). The song "Vote, Baby, Vote" was made into a public service announcement which advocated the band's mission for voter registration and their support of the Motor Voter Bill to ease voter registration. While some music critics may not have recognized it, the move to more heightened social awareness on the second album was not a departure from World Clique, but a natural progression for the band members. Inspired by the I Ching, Infinity Within is meant to be more self-reflective and to counteract the global view of World Clique, which lead singer Lady Kier felt was often misunderstood.
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