In comparison with other animals, there can be no doubt that humans are both exceptionally intelligent and outstanding in the intensity and complexity of their tool use.
"The intensity and complexity of life have rendered necessary some retreat from the world," Brandeis wrote.
Mr. Maynor projected intensity and complexity in "Il Lacerato Spirito" from Verdi's "Simon Boccanegra".
Louisiana politics is of an intensity and complexity that are matched, in my experience, only in the Republic of Lebanon.
She exudes intensity and complexity as the high-school girl who sneaks behind her dad's back to become a boxer.
It builds and builds and then, having achieved maximum intensity and complexity, begins its final descent around the 15-minute mark.
"Married Love: And Other Stories," Hadley's sixth work of fiction, is filled with exquisitely calibrated gradations and expressions of class, conducted with symphonic intensity and complexity.
The result was a dark, concentrated wine of great intensity and complexity, which quickly won praise from prominent critics like Robert Parker.
Moaning swells emerge from the lower orchestra, and the music builds in intensity and complexity until, in an attempt to break free, a volley of 12-tone-like riffs wildly erupts, clearing away the angst.
"Who's Zoo?" had live music for the last few sections, and it made perfect sense in the progression of the piece, which had been building in intensity and complexity.
