It's a very complex film – one which pays its audience the compliment of treating them like intelligent people who are prepared to engage intensely with his film.
They are expected to engage intensely with the children in their care, and have weekly therapy themselves in order that they can cope with the demands of building strong relationships with fragile and emotionally backward young people.
With the field of candidates now down to four and Saturday's primary fast approaching, the candidates engaged in intensely personal verbal combat fittingly set in a sports coliseum.
By this point, I was engaged as intensely as I have ever been with a film - tears in my eyes while hearing those last messages, admiration for the passengers' resolve to go down fighting like the defenders of the Alamo.
The policy proposals come as Mrs. Clinton has been engaged in intensely personal sparring with Donald J. Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, and could be an effort to turn the page in her campaign a day after the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, was sharply critical of her "extremely careless" use of a private email address and server.
Meisel describes Hatton as an "otherwise politically apathetic boy who ... slowly and deliberately tore up a photograph of the Prime Minister as the latter was speaking" and states that Hatton engaged in "intensely provocative behavior".
Mathematicians, when they work, engage in intensely serious play.
President Obama leaves on Saturday for a trip to Asia that will show his commitment to having the United States engage more intensely with countries there.
Science – one of the strongest voices of the environment in governance – must become more active and leave its ivory tower to engage more intensely with other stakeholders.
For example, while a multimedia presentation using PowerPoint or Keynote with embedded audio and video can engage students intensely around a topic, there are times when the best vehicle to get an essential conceptual point across is a simple diagram on the chalkboard.
Unlike our dataset, subjects in DEAP dataset experiment who watched a particular music video for the first time or who had minimal experience with the video would engage so intensely enough in watching the video that they avoided using any recollection memory to associate the music with previous experiences.
