"Gatsby" is a deeply Conradian novella, in its fable-like tone; in the play of dark and light between the ash heap and the parties, between the heightened, unreal action and the cool, mordantly ironic tone of the narration.
Dementieva was also a revelation with her once very vulnerable serve, having heightened the action and increased its consistency, and retaining sufficient belief in it to hold on several times during the agonising later stages of each set.
Refugees's fears have been heightened by actions along the border by the Syrian military.
Greater OFC activation was observed for unaware errors compared to hits, despite the fact that there was no second button press in either of these two conditions, which goes to suggest that the button press is not sufficient in itself to explain heightened OFC activity during action monitoring in our task.
Novels of psychological suspense hang on the delicacy of the writer's touch -- that feathery brushstroke that darkens a mood, heightens an action and brings a revealing word to a character's lips -- and Susanna Jones has the touch.
In 2002, the joint intelligence committee warned that the "threat" from al-Qaida-type extremists "would be heightened by military action against Iraq".
As early as February 2003 the joint intelligence committee reported that al-Qaida and associated groups continued to represent "by far the greatest terrorist threat to western interests, and that that threat would be heightened by military action against Iraq".
The realism of the dock scenes was heightened by live action footage of a cafeteria, with windows overlooking the dock interior.
These increases in the insulin signaling cascade in liver and muscle show that the previously documented improvements in whole-animal insulin sensitivity in response to CR reflect heightened insulin cascade action.
His actions heightened speculation that he would use some of his vast fortune to run as an independent presidential candidate next year.
