Sentence examples for anything intense from inspiring English sources
What bonded the musicians and audience members was a catholic embrace of anything intense and present.
He listened to the sort of music young men do when they're angry and confused – grunge, metal, industrial rock, anything intense – and found friends who felt the same.
He isn't required to do anything intense in the acting department, but has a natural, laid-back presence that invites you to root for Drew.
I didn't think it would be anything intense.
"I don't think I've ever done anything as intense and demanding as this".
But I can say that I have never recorded anything this intense and touching before in my life.
The sense of mission -- or hubris -- that informed his Harper's manifesto has become, if anything, more intense.
Q. Do you have a fear of aging, yourself personally? A. I don't think anything as intense as a fear.
It was, if anything, too intense, too varied: he marinated the brook trout, for instance, so that it became a kind of superior, briny herring, and then married it with the mustard greens.
"I never expected to see anything so intense outside of war," said the man who wrote the scene that had Marlon Brando, as the failed fighter, telling his corrupt brother, played by Rod Steiger, "I coulda been a contender".
The film, simply and efficiently shot without special effects or well-known actors, evokes some deep and primal fears, but it is ultimately too small, too under-dramatized, to provoke anything more intense than squirming discomfort.
