This powerful sense of isolation is reinforced, too, by Ondaatje's particular literary form.
The feeling is reinforced, too, by some of the bright-toned, wall-mounted works that look like stark, frozen mutations.
And strongly reinforced, too, by the long summer of Dodi Fayed, the posing and the confrontations, the promises of a 'big surprise', retracted but soon fulfilled in the shape of the Egyptian.
Certainly, Cunningham's spirit hovers benignly over this Venice festival, and it's reinforced, too, by the physical presence of one of Merce's most important acolytes, Steve Paxton, who this year is being honoured with the Golden Lion award for lifetime achievement in dance.
But they argue that subsidizing housing can be better achieved through the tax code, rather than a complex mortgage finance system that reinforces Too Big To Fail, by creating a new set of firms critical to the functioning of the U.S. housing market.
These warm and snuggly forces may be at work reinforcing relationships, too; one often-cited study from 1993 found that married couples who used pet names more reported higher satisfaction with their marriages.
There were too few rebar reinforcing rods and too little of the thin binding wire that holds the rebar together.
But it has reinforced patterns, too.
Apple gave Siri a dash of personality, too, reinforcing the impression that the iPhone's users were actually talking to someone.
Fábregas's penalty in the quarter-final of Euro 2008 and Torres's goal in the final didn't just change Spain's past, they changed the future too, reinforcing their footballing identity and providing the edge that Spain lacked.
The illustrations in this article show a repair where a slab reinforcing bar was too near the surface, and the concrete cracked.
