But it was delivered with a sort of manic intensity that spoke to the import of the moment more eloquently than any words could have.
The vet arrives and while Allison stays with Pilar and the vet, the narrator is cornered by Duncan who proceeds to tell him with a sort of neurotic intensity about his penchant for playing priest as a boy.
Crowe, wide of girth, with a roadie's straggly haircut, irradiates the film with a sort of twinkling intensity, and makes a much more convincing reporter than Brad Pitt, originally slated for the role, would ever have done.
Especially because Mr. Geithner, the boyishly handsome brainiac, has a sort of otherworldly intensity, as if he's a space alien observing our species at close range and thinking to himself, "Pets, or meat?" (Ha-ha! Joke! I kid because I love. And I meant the part about boyishly handsome).
For Collins, that means a relentless sort of intensity in the dugout, minus a few friendly waves to the crowd.
She has powerful allies and admirers: Hare says she possesses a "special sort of intensity and of completion"; more to the point, Scherfig says, "Anything for Carey".
The icon is here to battle!" Harrell pitched all of this perfectly, in a sort of chant, increasing the intensity until: "That's Antigone, bitch!
She also implies, in a speculative mood, that there may be a reverse side to this "something," a sort of moral or intellectual intensity or purity, so far removed from the normal as to seem noble, ridiculous, or fearful to the rest of us.
Our so-called hook-method provides a graphical summary of the hybridization characteristics of each microarray which directly transforms into a sort of natural metrics for intensity calibration with the potential to estimate expression values on an absolute scale.
