Sentence examples for intensifying emotions from inspiring English sources
On Monday, President Clinton visited Connecticut to campaign with Mr. Maloney, heightening interest in the race and intensifying emotions on both sides.
Several people close to the proceedings, which are being held under a press blackout, said the talks had followed a frustrating pattern in recent days, with rapid bursts of progress causing periods of optimism that are then dashed when an unforeseen bump appears to slow things down, intensifying emotions.
However, as boredom is a slowly intensifying emotion by definition, it seems worthwhile to gather data on state measures in a continuous manner with equidistant shaped measurement points.
He described the drug as intensifying "emotion and memory a hundred times".
Warner's fairies are our own kind, only blessed with quicker wits and intensified emotions.
Like a good genie who would replace the world left behind with a shimmer, or a novel that, as you read it, immensely intensifies emotions, engraves reality, unleashes pleasures and joys that one life would not suffice to reveal, reverie — intuitive nescience —shatters the dreamer into an atopia of sensations outside himself and responsive intuitions.
Several people who had been involved in the proceedings, which were being held under a press blackout, said the talks had followed a frustrating pattern in recent days of rapid bursts of progress engendering periods of optimism that were then dashed when an unforeseen bump appeared to slow everything down and intensify emotions.
However, in times of upheaval, protests, and violence, faith will outweigh logic as upheaval, protests and violence intensify emotions.
Of course, dream analysis varies from person to person based on their experiences and memories, but the metaphors your brain creates while you're asleep could signify intensified emotions based on real-life situations and feelings, Zadra tells me.
We observed strengthened task-related coupling of amygdala with insula; amygdala response under self-immersion condition was less active in patients than in controls, implying the attenuated ability of MDD to flexibly intensify emotion reactivity.
