Sentence examples for Out of intense from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kolirin, it emerges, is wrenching comedy out of intense melancholia.

The idea of saving the world or helping people out of intense poverty through fashion initiatives seems unlikely.

What's missing is art that seems made by one person out of intense personal necessity, often by hand.

"It was an intense experience and you always come out of intense experiences older and wiser," he said.

Hohlt was her first reader, and much of the book's philosophy grew out of intense conversations the pair continue to have over supper each Friday night.

They were at bottom moral judgments, often squeezed out of intense struggles with his own nature and an almost perversely hard life.

The symptoms may vary between people, but there are some common symptoms to look out for: Intense feelings of sadness or despair.

For self-reported social health, out-of-home medium intense activities/high intense activities show a positive/negative DE but both show insignificant TE.

Stanford University abruptly dropped out of the intense international competition to build an innovative science graduate school in New York City, releasing its decision on Friday afternoon.

The order today was a compromise among the Democrats, and was hammered out after weeks of intense negotiations.

It was among the few bits of official information to trickle out during days of intense speculation on the country's Twitter-like microblogs about the fate of Wang Lijun, the deputy mayor overseeing public security in the sprawling city of Chongqing.