Sentence examples for are making intense from inspiring English sources
Despite the rallying around Mr. Kerry, the senator has at least a little way to go before he wins the nomination, including primaries on Tuesday here and in Virginia, where Senator John Edwards of North Carolina and Gen. Wesley K. Clark are making intense efforts to head off a first Kerry victory in a Southern state.
Superdelegates are a mix of party officials and elected politicians and each campaign is making intense bids for their support.
He was making intense noises.
Turn to her. "Nana, old lady, whatever your name is: tea – " you are making very intense eye contact with the nana now – "tea is shit".
Progressive is not exactly the description used by the national black officials who are making an intense effort to prevent the judge's appointment.
Now in Kunar and elsewhere across the country, NATO troops are making an intense effort to weaken insurgents as much as possible before they withdraw and hand over combat outposts and forward operating bases to the Afghan Army.
They are making an especially intense push to strike a provision that could force big banks to spin off the lucrative business of derivatives trading.
His clumsy attempts to woo her are made doubly intense by his inability to see himself from the outside.
Similarly somber, mind-boggling tales are made increasingly intense by being delivered in a matter-of-fact way in this dark, spare reading, directed by Bob Balaban.
El refrán dice that diamonds are made under intense pressure, but there are days when the heavens themselves never felt so dense.
