Sentence examples for be an amplification of from inspiring English sources

An obvious direction would be for the reality to be an amplification of what's happening in the kids' homespun film.

The authors note that there seems to be an amplification of the prevalent group norms, or a "polarization effect".

The inflammation in the respiratory tract appears to be an amplification of the normal response to chronic irritants such as cigarette smoke (CS).

What I can say at this stage is that it's an amplification of parenthood.

Hill reminds Welles that the proximate cause of the recording is an amplification of the Welles section in his memoirs and an aid to Welles himself, who was also considering writing his autobiography.

This was an amplification of a Tenet proposal to create a cease-fire committee of Israeli and Palestinian security officials, under the leadership of an American, believed to be the C.I.A. station chief here.

She insisted we instead find a muscular counterpoint to project the movement forward, as if the music were an amplification of the emotional core of the viscera or the psyche.

In 1774 Diderot, now old and ill, worked on a refutation of Helvétius' work De l'homme (1772; "On Man"), which was an amplification of the destroyed De l'esprit.

In Wisconsin, Restore Our Future's ad purchase of $820,000, according to the buyer, is an amplification of the Romney campaign's efforts.

The second movement is an amplification of Berio's own piece, O King, written in 1968 as a memorial to Martin Luther King; it's a musical meditation that circles around cycles of pitch and rhythm and puts Martin Luther King's name together from the individual phonemes that make up those words.

"The consequence of that is an amplification of division, and it means that the institutions and politicians who speak from the common European perspective often become invisible and see their credibility undermined by the spectacle of European division".