Several players, including Jason Gillespie, expressed safety fears after the July 7 bombings and those concerns were heightened with the failed second round of bombings which coincided with the first day of the Lord's Test on July 21.
Experiment 2 verified that in healthy individuals recollection-based judgments, but not familiarity-based judgments, were heightened with emotion [also see 1], [2], [4].
"These concerns are heightened with the knowledge that Russia will play in Lille on Wednesday.
The threat, Mr. Obama added in the interview, has "only been heightened with the emergence of extremist organizations such as Al Qaeda".
The deep, vinegary tang of a lentil stew is heightened with ingeniously thin round crisps of Serrano ham — porcine Communion wafers — and poached egg.
The sense of uncertainty has been heightened with word that another carrier, the Theodore Roosevelt, which is also based here, may be sent into the conflict.
The effect of his frequent interruptions is a kind of dramatic brass rubbing, where the definition of the performance is heightened with each pass.
There's cauliflower – these days, there's always cauliflower – fired into an extreme, toasted nuttiness that's heightened with almond butter and nibs, and scattered with silky, salted pollock.
When a young man enters the picture, the tension between the two girls is heightened, with Flora's naivety playing off against Helen's jealous, but wiser and more realistic personality.
Faulks is known for gravely romantic historical novels like "Birdsong," about World War I, and "Charlotte Gray," about World War II, in which meticulous reimaginings of momentous events are heightened with love stories of the poignant, doomed, "Brief Encounter" variety so beloved by his countrymen.
That has been heightened with the arrival of Anelka.
