Sentence examples for strange amplified from inspiring English sources

Recalling her own youth, she talks about the MSN Messenger service the same way old people reminisce about how it used to be safe to play in the street all day: Messenger was all right, because you chose who you were talking to – modern social media is "mentally unsafe" because anyone can reach you, and because of the strange, amplified emotion that has become its currency.

A very strange decision, its ludicrousness amplified by Hazard's attempt to get past his man after the event, with plenty of defenders having funnelled back.

The Strange family tragedy is amplified geometrically by the fury of the riots following the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., an event Pelecanos narrates in detail, and which, it becomes clear, he regards as the beginning of the end of the promise that the 60's held, not only for black people but for all the citizens of Washington.

Blacks show a greater susceptibility than Whites to alcohol-related liver damage, with risk differences amplified at higher levels of consumption (Stranges et al. 2004).

And it can be quite a strange experience to listen to one's heartbeat and breathing, amplified with those.

Strange, considering that critics helped keep the original series on the air for three seasons during its first go-round and amplified the drumbeat to bring it back.

Art has amplified life.

Undaunted, Sadler amplified his critique.

It is themselves, amplified.

Sometimes it's amplified.

It almost sounded amplified.