Sentence examples for as particularly intense from inspiring English sources

But his complaints about this book struck them as particularly intense.

Nichole also thumbs Sabrina Ratté's new sculpted 3D environment Plaza Concrète as particularly intense.

The battles were described by GameSpot as "particularly intense", enhanced by friendly non-player characters being "surprisingly responsive" in combat, giving the player the sense that they are "not doing all the fighting by [themselves]".

This election cycle has struck many of us as particularly intense--from public interactions between the candidates and their party officials, to the mutual attacks by voters on each other that can be found all over social media.

Chemsex can be seen as a particularly intense way for groups of people to form intimate collective bonds at a time when the government's social and economic policies attempt to make this very thing impossible.

Early figures suggest that disappointment among children and their families will be most acute in larger cities, including Birmingham as well as the capital where demand for places is particularly intense as a result of the rising birth rate.

The pressure to stop using the orcas as performers has been particularly intense in California.

Major festivals can be particularly intense as they attract large crowds into finite spaces, hemmed in by buildings, roads, barricades and ropes.

The internal combat has become particularly intense as the company prepares to introduce for Christmas a handheld reference device called the Data Discman, which relies on outside development of disks containing electronic encyclopedias and other reference works.

Ballet Theater no longer performs it, but it is tailor-made for the Dance Theater of Harlem cast: Caroline Rocher gives this sphinx with human desires an astounding sensuality; Ramon Thielen is particularly intense as Anubis, the jackal-headed God of the Dead, and Duncan Cooper is the macho Oedipus.

During the boom years of the last decade, tax competition between countries was particularly intense, as many businesses were making decisions about where to invest.