Sentence examples for been intense with from inspiring English sources
adjective
Strained; tightly drawn.
"Since 2012," Ellery says, "it's been intense, with double-digit growth every year".
Both armies are well equipped and trained, so the fighting has been intense, with aerial bombings and artillery and tank battles as well as hand-to-hand fighting.
Our training sessions have been intense with quite a bit of contact and our next game will be physical against Northampton at Ashton Gate on Sunday".
Public pressure over the pesticide has been intense, with nearly 1.5 million people petitioning the EU's health commissioner, Vytenis Andriukaitis, for a ban on the substance.
Pressure on organisers to not reschedule the motor race had been intense, with a Facebook campaign calling for its cancellation receiving 320,000 signatures.
The internal debate about whether to accept Ukip has been intense, with some claiming a strong Nigel Farage showing only helps Labour.
The first few months back on Earth are intense with rehabilitation and science experiments.
Competition is intense, with most mainstream channels begging for the ratings that home-grown comedy garners.
Tonight's show will be intense, with some more suprise special guests.
The chocolate is intense, with a floral aroma and a persistent mellow richness.
Fighting was intense, with civilians often getting caught in the middle, and casualties piled up fast.
