Sentence examples for an intense representation of from inspiring English sources

With Hamlet, as Greenblatt very neatly puts it, we get "an intense representation of inwardness called forth by a new technique of radical excision".

T2-TSE image within 1 hour of the injury portrayed the characteristic hyper-intense border along with hypo-intense representation of the location and extent of hematoma (Figure 7-A1).

Hymns, myths, and epics all were believed to sustain existing powers and virtues by means of praise, but laments were understood to praise blessings and powers lost, originally seeking to hold on to and recall them magically, through the power in the expression of intense longing for them and the vivid representation of them.

A zoom into V1647 Orionis shows an animation, an artist's representation of magnetic fields and intense X-ray hot spots thousands of times hotter than the rest of the star.

At each (xγ, yγ), a CCS of the trimer was calculated and its difference from the experimental methanol disruption CCS value is shown as the color of the (xγ, yγ) spot, with the more intense green demonstrating a closer representation of the experimental CCS.

As any gamer will tell you, there are few better ways of memorising the layout of a space than running around a virtual representation of it a few hundred times under intense pressure.

Mine was an intense dislike of scrutiny.

Peters advocates an intense form of listening.

Another way to describe it is an intense clarity of information: Intense but accessible.

Because of an intense fear of vulnerability.

That was an intense couple of days.