In his 1927 preface, Ford stated that "I have always been mad about writing" (though given the nature of the novel he is introducing, the words might read equally as "intensely sane about writing"); and later in his life he described himself as "an old man mad about writing".
For his part, H.P. was fueled by an equally intense compulsion to write up these intensely absurd and homicidal doodle-stories starring G.C., becoming even more prolific once he realized Lawrence could turn them into technically impressive comics.
For his part, H.P. was fueled by an equally intense compulsion to write up the intensely absurd and homicidal doodle-stories starring G.C., becoming even more prolific once he realised Lawrence could turn them into technically impressive comics.
The chocolate bread pudding was equally appealing — intensely flavored but loose textured, as I prefer it.
Winemaker Gela Patalashvili makes an equally arresting Separavi: intensely sappy, crunchy and curranty with a nutty streak that I imagine works well with the walnuts that crop up so often in Georgian cuisine.
But, equally, he believes intensely in grassroots subculture,"whether it's doing some religious Bikram rave yoga for 10 hours a day, or punk bands with no social media".
Heinrich August Marschner displayed talent as orchestrator and melodist, and he applied his gifts to intensely Romantic and equally Germanic librettos.
Hair can be intensely personal and equally political.
In most patients, the staining intensity was equally strong in the infiltrating carcinoma cells as in the lymphovascular tumour emboli; the latter stained more intensely than the former in five cases.
Carotenoid-availability, carotenoid-based colouration, and colouration of the natural backgrounds could covary in such a way that more intensely coloured birds are equally cryptic in carotenoid-rich habitats, as less intensely coloured birds in carotenoid-poor habitats [ 37].
Chef Conley has two other places in tonier Palm Beach: Buccan with its intensely flavored American small plates and equally noisy, and Imoto, right next door, serving pan-Asian small plates -- suggesting that Chef Conley has a curiously restless palate.
