Intense times tend to breed intense art.
It's a situation that breeds intense frustration.
And for me, because I took what I was told really seriously, it bred a very intense habit of introspection and self-examination and a terrible severity with myself.
But it also seemed redolent of a period when the threat of nuclear war permeated Britain and other societies with uncertainty and angst while superpower rivalry bred a culture of intense secrecy.
Such intense inflammation with fluctuating intraocular pressures, however, bred fear of vitrectomy pushing the eye into phthisis.
The intense reaction to the Garner case was in part bred by the killing of the unarmed black teenager Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, by a white police officer, Darren Wilson.
Born and bred in New York has provided House music's brazen beauty with lots of attitude and sass, best experienced in her intense sets and eccentric productions that will tantalize your mind, body and soul.
Nevertheless, laboratory mice strains are usually bred in a very stable environment, where fluctuations are kept to a minimum, and they have been the subject of an intense process of genetic selection without parallel in any other mammal species.
"Over the years," he says, "almost everyone associated with Dia has had intense feelings — it breeds closeness.
For the European dog population, with its special history of intense breeding often involving severe, breed specific, genetic bottlenecks (Clutton-Brock, 1995), sampling bias was avoided by sampling a single individual per breed, among different morphological types and across most parts of Europe.
Around the same time, a newly intense breed of black comedian, unafraid of the old stereotypes, came to view Fetchit as an invaluable ancestor.
