Every facial movement or gesture is heightened in effect, and every accompanying vocal inflection is correspondingly stressed, with the result that the whole personality of the man is peculiarly concentrated and revealed.
Westminster Abbey and the Thames looked heightened in artistic effect in its folds.
The new government regulations reflect the technological advances and heightened standards already in effect, according to the oil industry's Center for Offshore Safety.
The considerably heightened standards, already in effect since 2006, will most likely raise the scope of minimum volume effects from what could now be seen as a process consolidation of reallocating the hospital care provision in most parts of Germany.
In his view, the decision catalyzed the passage of civil-rights legislation by, in effect, heightening the contradictions: inspiring Southern blacks to challenge segregation and Southern whites to defend it more aggressively than they otherwise would have.
In his view, the decision catalyzed the passage of civil-rights legislation by, in effect, heightening the contradictions: inspiring Southern blacks to challenge segregation — and Southern whites to defend it — more aggressively than they otherwise would have.
Perhaps these little accents were meant to give dimension or contrast to the music, but I would have much preferred a charged pause where required – a pause held tensely to its maximum duration often does wonders in heightening dramatic effect – but the fast tempo Norrington adopted had the side-effect of making the pauses seemed rushed over.
Did parity play a role in heightening the effects of the loss of HOXA9 in their breast cells?
Ms. Jennings heightens the effect in her two "Pond of Pines" views by showing the marsh in the intense glow of sunset, when orange skies are mirrored on the water's calm surface.
The prohibitions were put in effect last Tuesday during the heightened federal security level, amid rumors that Los Angeles International might be a terrorist target.
Many of them suffer from protection violations that heighten the risk of their exclusion and make them, in effect, invisible.
