Like the Foreign Office with the Goetz medal in 1916, the party amplified something small and half-cocked and made sure everyone knew about it.
I hope it will amplify something I believe might happen anyway, which is there will be a lot of people who the more they look at the Tory pitch, the more they think 'Well, what's there?
Maybe the alcohol amplified something in him no one wanted to know about.
The operations are constantly reaching out to the Trump administration in an effort to push their own fake news, or to amplify something the president has tweeted, said Watts, a senior fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute who testified last week before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Russian interference in the presidential election.
Epps: I just want to amplify something that Marc said: There's nothing wrong with a production being hugely popular, because ultimately that always means that someone in the theater has been moved enough to tell someone else to go see it.
The unremitting brutality of the dogfights, in which the animals slam into each other and the sickening thud of their bodies is amplified, is something that has to be noted.
Using Penderecki's works in Wild at Heart and Inland Empire, Lynch finds that creative alchemy in the relationship between sound and visuals, and somehow, the effect of both artforms is amplified into something richer and stranger.
Even a small initial difference can thus be amplified into something that just ain't—viewed from the bottom fair.Given all this, it is hardly surprising that the cosmetics industry has global sales of $280 billion.
I have simply amplified on something that the legendary psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud espoused over a century ago.
She found these people by placing an ad in the local newspaper, which itself became amplified into something of a news event ("Local Trump Supporters Needed for Photography Project" read the ensuing headline).
