And more often than not, the more rare an animal or cruel a process - from fetal lamb (also known as astrakhan or karakul) and calfskin to angora and fur, the more heightened the perceived payoff will be.
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The greater the number of complexes generated, the more heightened the T cell killing activity.
The effect is all the more heightened after the novel's opening, which describes a touching, even nostalgia-tinged love square between handsome actor Willem, volatile artist-in-waiting J B, Malcolm who is privileged, steady but anxious, and Jude, the enigma within this novel's riddle.
"I think this is a move that reflects the Fed's concern about the economy that has become more heightened over the last month," says Bruce Kasman, chief U.S. economist at J.P. Morgan, who is calling for a half point cut in May.
When Bowden gives Dussander an SS uniform to wear and in which to march under Bowden's orders, the student's demands are more heightened in the film as "more dominant and voyeuristic".
It lingers like a strange perfume over his concise, matter-of-fact sentences, more heightened in the earlier novels and short stories, but the bottom notes (petrol, anguish, desire, nightmares) are still present in the first three lines of his final and most didactic novel, Kingdom Come: "The suburbs dream of violence.
This grows only more heightened as the narrative progresses, making "Joyland" a coming-of-age novel as well, although such a process is bittersweet at best.
I get it, and I get that the aesthetics of "24" were far more heightened right from the get-go, because of the conceit.
"Yes the mood was much more heightened directly after the incidents but people are closely watching what's going on".
It could be more heightened still, playing up the wired, sinister strangeness of the scenario.
