Sentence examples for even more intense when from inspiring English sources

The questions got even more intense when I entered into a polyamorous relationship 10 years later: How does it work?

The concoction sings of lobster and saffron, and it is even more intense when the executive chef, Francisco Diaz, reduces it in half before serving and adds lobster, jumbo tiger shrimp, littleneck clams and cod.

But reaction was even more intense when Mercer said "A Current Affair" had earlier offered her $150,000--the price went down after her police statement was made public.

It gets even more intense when you exceed $100m, when planning becomes more about channelling those funds into something productive.

And the pain will be even more intense when, once again settled back home in the United States, you find yourself homesick for that foreign country and starting to wonder where home really is.

Nothing good has come from suddenly needing to wonder "where does my water come from?" or "how does electricity connect into my home?" That pondering gets even more intense when we talk about cellular infrastructure, where a single dropped call or a choppy YouTube video can cause an expletive-laden tirade.

But unlike most humans, the fighting doesn't stop when they reach adulthood, it gets even more intense and when a big fight kicks off, the whole meadow stops to watch.

The idea came to him, he said, after he witnessed as a young teacher the transformative power of reading among his pupils, who were born into conflict even more intense than when he was a child.

Already one of the most pressure-packed events in golf, the PGA Tour qualifying tournament figures to be even more intense next year when there are fewer cards to hand out at the end of the week.

Peter Mullan, a fiery performer and even more intense director when given the chance (this is his first film since The Magdalene Sisters won at Venice in 2002 – why?), brings a skewed blend of humour, violence and fantasy to his tale of a bright Scottish schoolboy in 70s Glasgow who turns murderous just to fit in.

If anything, the pressures to be conventionally feminine seem even more intense now than when I was young.