Sentence examples for concentrated sense from inspiring English sources
It's always nice when nothing much happens in a piece and yet you've acquired some concentrated sense of emotional truth.
Early That Summer was striking in the hard-edged brilliance of its textural contrasts and its concentrated sense of momentum.
Like other advanced multicellular animals, they possess three embryonic layers endoderm, mesoderm, and ectoderm and have a head region that contains concentrated sense organs and nervous tissue (brain).
Although modest in scale and subtle in their optical effects, Ms. de Groot's oil-on-panel paintings exude a concentrated sense of spiritual and aesthetic purpose -- part Zen, part American Transcendentalist, part Modernist formalist.
What justifies it all is the same thing that makes fashion so exciting in the first place: a super-concentrated sense of the present.
It was a concentrated performance, making sense within itself as well as fulfilling a sociological premise.
Kunal Kapoor, director of fund analysis at Morningstar, says that concentrated investing makes sense for some investors, but only if they understand the risks involved.
Nearly devoid of significant painting and scultpure and thoroughly dominated by photography and video, with a documentary slant to many of its better works, it is more about information, politics and the struggle for equality than it is about art in any very concentrated or satisfying sense.
There is a powerful sense of concentrated energy.
His sense of concentrated physical struggle as a part of daily existence brings to mind Daniel Day-Lewis's Oscar-winning performance in "My Left Foot" (1 40).
At the same time, tycoons in Silicon Valley have often turned outside investors into second-class citizens, by creating special voting rights for their own shares.In this section Capitalism's unlikely heroes Oh, baby The least awful Let the states decide Indian winter ReprintsPrivate-equity barons say their model of concentrated ownership makes more sense.
