But you can tell – as an ex-drug addict child of the 60s himself - he also has an instinctive sympathy for it, though it's arguably not as heightened as the one he has for the dispossessed Native Americans and true loners of World's End, such as the 1960s Jeremy Mohonk, the last surviving member of the Kitchawank tribe.
"It's clear that his public profile has been heightened as a result of his becoming one of the Vieques Four," Mr. Espada said.
It is not a new fear, but one that has never gone away, and is heightened as I look at my three beautiful boys.
The tension has been heightened as Citizenship and Immigration Services, a branch of the Department of Homeland Security, begins planning for that path, in case a bill authorizing one is passed.
If anything, his other senses are heightened as a result.
The platform is one of the few remaining relatively safe spaces left for Iranian women to unveil and express themselves, though the risk of getting caught has also been heightened, as anyone could be an plainclothes morality officer.
Your ability to focus may heighten as well.
He has spoken of the moment when he takes a blade to the sleek surface of an old bromide print as one of heightened anxiety and tension – having handled and gazed at these images for months or even years, he likes to get the incision over and done with as swiftly as possible.
Temple describes her world as one of sensations heightened, sometimes, to an excruciating degree (and inhibited, sometimes to annihilation): she speaks of her ears, at the age of two or three, as helpless microphones, transmitting everything, irrespective of relevance, at full, overwhelming volume and there was an equal lack of modulation in all her senses.
The designer Tao Kurihara, whose Tao line is part of the Comme des Garçons family, usurped the wholesomeness of white as one way to heighten the rebellious nature of her powerful punk-inspired collection.
