Sentence examples for heightened separation from inspiring English sources
Further, for some, political polarization manifests as incivility, gridlock, and/or hyper-partisanship rather than as heightened separation on policy preferences.
Could it be that the pleasure‐principle is back Pleasure for the audience in having illusion heightened by separation from rather than participation in the action on stage Pleasure in recognition?
The sense of separation is heightened by the names of the surrounding streets and schools, preserved from a historical France that has little connection to residents' lives.
While not significant, the HPA axis response to an acute stress appeared heightened due to maternal separation in females [ 30].
Yet, Tate has built from the resolve she showed in rallying to defeat Holm and the breakthrough has heightened her awareness of the separation between a champion and a contender.
At holiday time, emotions are heightened for myriad reasons, and when separation, divorce or custody issues are thrown into the mix, this time of year can be challenging.
However, the majority contends that separation of powers concerns are heightened when the president's powers are exercised in the "domestic sphere" and that Congress, not the executive, controls utilization of war powers when invoked as an instrument of domestic policy.
Twelve million more have been uprooted from their homes, and countless others face the heightened risk of disease and malnutrition and of separation from their families.
The whiteout heightened our perception of the veils and illusions of separation that we create.
In man, many different events implying childhood separation from caregivers/unstable parental environment are associated with heightened risk for panic disorder in adulthood.
It has been proposed that young but functionally integrated ABGCs (4-weeks-old) specifically contribute to pattern separation functions of the dentate gyrus due to their heightened excitability, whereas old ABGCs (>8 weeks old) lose these capabilities.
