Word: emotionalize
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Having set up these constrictions of size and solidity, Hodgkin then pushes against them as hard as he can, and the tension that results can be magic: small panels with huge brushstrokes, subtle and fleeting effects of glaze and scumble contrasting with the rigidity of their support, and frames (with...
Yet, as Lincoln solemnly gave his celebrated sermon, although his words betokened reconciliation and a desire to "bind up the nation's wounds," the one emotion noticeably absent from his remarks was regret. He declared, like a stern grandfather admonishing the young, that while all wished the war to come...
Light designer Hilary Snow '97 further concentrates the gaze of the audience onto the women through the effective use of lighting. Often, the sheer intensity of the spotlight creates a starkness, in sharp contrast to the outpouring of emotion on stage, which draws the audience in inexorably.
The gene helps regulate dopamine, a chemical messenger in the brain that mediates pleasure and emotion. Researchers have yet to figure out exactly how the longer gene affects behavior. What they do know, says Dr. Jonathan Benjamin, an Israeli visiting scientist at the U.S. National Institute of Mental Health and...
It is a measure of this movie's integrity that it offers no reprieve more melodramatically satisfying than this. It is a measure of its complexity--and of the forces Penn and Sarandon have held in reserve during their hypnotic struggle for his soul--that its final moments leave us...