Sentence examples for even intensely from inspiring English sources

His sounds have an odd brightness, so that even intensely personal songs end up feeling buoyant, and — here is where the labels start writing checks — he is exceptionally good at getting the best out of singers.

Although grief was public, the emphasis of grieving moved from the passage of the departed to the pain of those left behind, a shift that continued into the twentieth century, by which time grief was considered personal, psychological, and even intensely private.

Though this isn't always described as "painful", it is often described as "uncomfortable", even intensely so.

And its fragrance became even more intensely porky.

Even this intensely experiential film benefits from information provided by wall labels.

A bit like the 1990, though slightly "cleaner" tasting and, if anything, even more intensely flavored.

Life and death were on his mind, even more intensely than usual.

As a woman alone — Thelma sans Louise Hoganan faces this even more intensely.

Even more intensely than a musical quartet, the dancers must maintain the same pulse as a group.

Likewise, the stewed eggplant dolmas resembled my grandmother's version even more intensely, somehow, than those dolmas resembled themselves.

But Eliogabalo even more intensely wants the winsome Flavia Gemmira, who is betrothed to his cousin the noble Alessandro.