In Cappadocia, the thrill of hurtling along a trail on two wheels is amplified by its otherworldly landscape of rock pillars, known as "fairy chimneys", many reaching more than 40 metres high, as well as its cave houses and ancient Byzantine churches.
Warsi's own reasoning is set out in her resignation letter and tweet to David Cameron, an "astonishing charge sheet" in Patrick Wintour's analysis, subtly amplified in Rafael Behr's column.
Although the Ministry of Justice denies responsibility, the directive represents the hostility of much of the public, amplified by government spokespeople, directed specifically to influence the courts.
Climate change was the issue of the day for Obama, who spent part of Thursday morning taking his annual tour of the National Hurricane Center, where he warned the intensity and pace of extreme weather conditions was being amplified by climate change.
And those optimistic assessments – wildly over-optimistic according to Better Together's judgment, were being amplified by upbeat analysis from Yes Scotland's in-house pollsters, a Canadian based company called First Contact which predicted by polling day that yes would win by 54% to 46% for no.
"Together we share!" came back the reply on cue, a hundred voices amplified by the concrete walls.
She isn't happy, and she is letting the world know it – a painful, high-pitched howl of a cry, somehow amplified by the quiet concentration of the doctors and nurses, who are working now to save her life.
The president's warning of a national blind spot on police killings significantly amplified growing calls for policing reforms and for a revolution in crime statistics.
The rallying cry of the Fianna Fáil faithful (already being amplified by some deputies) shall be – there is no alternative!
This statistic is amplified by precarious living conditions, lack of access to local schooling and parental need to increase household income by withdrawing children from school for employment.
When emotions are observed, not suppressed or amplified, they filter through quicker, leaving a smaller residue behind.
