Though this heightened sensibility is sustained throughout, the second act is a bit of a letdown.
There are the hyperrealists, who strive for molecular-level precision; the neo-primitivists, who use centuries-old palettes of extracts and essential oils; the Fauvist types, who embrace a sensually heightened sensibility.
That heightened sensibility comes into play in A PALE HORSE (Morrow, $23.95), when the War Office orders Rutledge to locate an eccentric scientist who has disappeared from his secluded cottage in Berkshire.
She was intense, romantic in the sense of having a heightened sensibility, and her emotional responses were both encouraged and cannibalised by her brother in the service of his work.
Since couldabeen Melbourne Cup winner Dulcify broke down in 1979 and was destroyed on-course in heart breaking circumstances – before being surreptitiously reduced to chickenfeed – little has changed despite society's heightened sensibilities.
Sharpening our awareness, heightening our sensibility, disciplining our vision, it will increase our power to understand the world, appreciate its richness and cope with its problems (Kepes, 1944, p. 17, cited in Brannon, 2013, p. 280).
A heightened queer sensibility was very important to us".
Hers is a precise art with an undertow of weirdness, that heightened surrealist sensibility.
The development of the tea ceremony, which became increasingly important because it linked heightened religious sensibility with artistic connoisseurship, is a prime example of Buddhism's role in fostering new art forms in this period.
This group is over-represented in panic/anxiety disorders and exhibits autonomic abnormalities and heightened interoceptive sensibility.
