Instead, with the violin as protagonist, the five movements (the last two merged seamlessly together) evoke a threatening world of extremes, of heightened emotions and dramatically contrasted colours and registers.
It is also in the late 1990s that extreme obesity and heightened asthma rates (sometimes linked to hormones) surfaced in children.
Mood disorders can mainly be divided into two groups: (1) depressive episode(s) characterised by feelings of sadness, hopelessness, helplessness, guilt, suicidal thoughts, fatigue, appetite changes, concentration problems and troubles engaging in daily living tasks; (2) manic or hypomanic episode(s) characterised by feelings of grandiosity, extreme energy and heightened arousal.
Many believe that last year's extreme market volatility was heightened by high-frequency traders.
He has never been remotely interested in conventional realism and favors heightened, even extreme stylization.
The final effect of "Folding," in which dancers ascend a concealed staircase at the rear of the stage, is heightened by extreme depth.
Sexual desire is also heightened to extreme levels, many gay men say, leading to behavior that is both excessive and dangerous.
As Kevin Rudd, a former prime minister, says, Australians feel they live "slightly on the edge", a feeling heightened by extreme natural events, such as the recent heatwave and accompanying bushfires.In this section Show your hand Justice delayed No Jokowi Is Thanh the man?
And the illness heightened those extremes.
There's cauliflower – these days, there's always cauliflower – fired into an extreme, toasted nuttiness that's heightened with almond butter and nibs, and scattered with silky, salted pollock.
