Sentence examples for heightened shock from inspiring English sources

"It's Zidane, it's red, he's off," he screams in a state of heightened shock, just seconds after the rest of us have already sussed out what has happened.

Second, unlike our observations in females, male Darters did not exhibit heightened shock response velocities or robust post-shock dart rates compared to Non-darters.

So, it heightened the shock when – after two postponed meetings not of his making – Hagler emerged from an early skirmish with Hearns that night in Caesars looking as if someone had ripped at his face with a can opener.

So I asked whether turning the dead Jesus into a naked girl was meant particularly to heighten the shock by its blasphemy.

But the figure of the girl, it has been pointed out, most directly echoes the dead Christ in the 15th-century Avignon Pietà in the Louvre; it's a link, it has been argued, that by its blasphemy heightens the shock.

Hester's fierce love for her 7-year-old daughter and her memories of Caroline as a vulnerable child add shades of complexity to her desire to wreak vengeance, and in the case of the former, heightens the shock of the horrific act to come.

The link, by its blasphemy, heightened the intended shock and put Balthus on the map.

This technology provides continuous SmO2 readout to track of the progression and treatment of patients with diseases which cause plasma leakage and heightened risk of shock.

The obvious vulnerability of the buildings heightened the sense of shock.

In contrast, this experiment suggests that heightened unpleasant feelings can shock our emotional system in a helpful way.

Like everyone else, marketing executives initially had to deal both with personal losses and shock -- heightened in Ms. Lewis's case by the memories of 13 years as a New York resident.