Sentence examples for always more intense from inspiring English sources

Darkness is always more intense when you have glimpsed the sun.

Perhaps Mr. Bloomberg's attention to the Velella case was always more intense than he originally let on.

We know that hot air takes in more water so the air temperature is usually higher since evaporation is always more intense near water surfaces.

The stench in her bedroom was always more intense than anywhere else in the house; that is to say those parts into which I'd ventured.

Although guards are a feature of such events everywhere, to prevent nonpaying guests from slipping through, the level of security in the Middle East is always more intense, a reminder that even Jordan, one of the most peaceful countries in the region, sometimes falls victim to the violence of the conflicts around it.

Figure 24 also demonstrates that pounding is always more intense in the case of isolated heavy structures, even if they exhibit closer bearing displacements to those of isolated lighter structures.

The vinaya has always exacted more intense asceticism from women than from men because, according to tradition, the historical Buddha did not at first desire women monastics and laid extra obligations on them when he conceded their existence.

"It's made the pressure that's always been there more intense".

The scrutiny on Ince has always been all the more intense because he has been a pioneer.

"They live in centuries, that is, in great time, and frequently (with great works always) their lives are more intense and fuller than are their lives within their own time".

The side of pain can be described as always on one side (side-locked headache), side shifting unilateral, unilateral alternating with bilateral, always bilateral and bilateral with more intense pain on one side [2].