| It will keep you hyperalert, though sometimes you're too scared to get out of the truck. |
| But mindfulness is different from the hyperalert way you might feel after a great night's sleep or a strong cup of coffee. |
| In this state, which is entered into unknowingly, the individual becomes hyperalert to rejection, growing increasingly inclined to perceive social interactions as tinged with hostility or scorn. |
| He has two expressions, one fixed, hyperalert, and a little cautious, and the other relaxed and serenely beaming. |
| This overreaction makes your body produce excess amounts of the stress hormones adrenaline and cortisol, which can make you hyperalert and anxious. |
| Naturally enough, in a story about a tainted emotional legacy and a virus that invades a person's DNA, Roth is hyperalert to the possibility of creative slippage between literal and metaphorical inheritance. |
