Sentence examples for a bit of intense from inspiring English sources

I seared a couple of boneless bison strip loin steaks in a cast-iron skillet, which gave me pan juices so I could produce a bit of intense sauce to drizzle on the meat.

We want to go into games playing with a bit of freedom, not so intense and with so much pressure on us.

Perhaps Mantle, who had suffered anxiety and a return to the minor leagues in his rookie season, could see a bit of himself in the intense new man, who squeezed the bat tightly and wound up in Syracuse in 1970.

That it was scary was a bit of elucidation - unexpectedly intense - that followed shortly after.

Even Claudia Roden's 300ml of water needs quite a bit of reducing before it acquires its intense chickeny flavour.

With the benefit of distance and maturity, does he see a bit of himself in the brilliant and intense Scot? "Absolutely," says our favourite 51-year-old but forever-young American rebel, fashionably dishevelled in jeans and laceless sneakers.

Stella's description of Blanche's reaction to her humble home as "a little intense" is a bit of an understatement, since Ms. Lowe's Blanche moves with unnerving suddenness from a schoolmarmish primness to a nearly deranged fury when her stewardship of Belle Reve is casually questioned.

The statement was a bit of political jujitsu that acknowledged the intense security that surrounds any president while letting sink in the image of what would happen to anyone, let alone a black man, who might seem to be breaking into the White House.

Then, he starts to laugh: "Listen, I think I might have sounded a bit intense there, a bit of a misery guts.

It takes a bit of time and lots of dedication – and intense humiliation for a while – to get going.

Our training sessions have been intense with quite a bit of contact and our next game will be physical against Northampton at Ashton Gate on Sunday".