Sentence examples for an intense example from inspiring English sources

It is an intense example of Holland's ability to engage our emotions through sight and sound, but also of her unsentimental humanity.

That's obviously not all Netflix's fault, but "OITNB" is such an intense example of our need for instant gratification and the pressure to catch up to the community aspect of a show.

While this is definitely an uh, intense example of this trend online, it's far from an anomaly.

This is an intense one, an example of how to find comedy in the darkest of topics.

It has become something of a competition to see who can transmit the most information and imagery the most quickly, with an intense race, for example, unfolding in recent days on the flanks of Mount Everest, where Chinese and American video crews vied to be the first to broadcast live television from the summit.

Another suitable option is the Thai-style fried rice; it distinguishes itself from the Chinese version by the presence of more interesting condiments than just salt — an intense white pepper, for example.

Example: an intense effort on Capitol Hill to keep generic-drug makers from getting licenses to produce patented flu vaccines.

More disturbingly, it can bring on an intense traumatic state; for example, from the loss of a loved one, the loss of a job, or from watching scenes of the collapse of the World Trade Center.

I love Mullineux's complex Olerasay Solera Straw Wine (£29.95, bbr.com), while Rustenberg's example is an intense, crystallized citrus and apricot treat.

Sections of "A" written shortly before World War II are political: "A" 10 (1940), for example, is an intense, horrified response to the fall of France.

I like to mix up the chocolate varieties for this – the combination of white and dark here gives something close to an intense milk chocolate flavour, for example – but use all milk or dark, as you prefer.