Sentence examples for ever so intense from inspiring English sources

But the film is so visually compelling that a viewer seems to have entered a mythic night world; no Hitchcock thriller was ever so intense, went so far, or had so many "classic" sequences.

'Have you ever tasted flavour so intense?'.

It hasn't always been so intense.

In Sunday's concert — part of the Chamber Music Society's cute but lamely traditional two-concert minifestival Dedications — the group was polished and rhythmically vibrant, lively without being rough, light yet present in two Mendelssohn works and ever so slightly stouter and more intense in two by Schumann.

If our willingness to revel in the old rock'n'roll stories is anything to go by, then it's clear that we like our musical icons to be intense, dangerous and ever so slightly unstable.

He is repulsed by her humiliating abasement but he can't stop thinking about her until finally, somehow, his intense involvement moves ever so slowly from annoyance to... admiration.

Isolation so intense, there is no way I will ever bridge it.

It is, in fact, a conception of a metropolis as a centre of life, more intense, more eager, more vitalising than has ever so far been obtained".

Ben Shpigel wrote: Tomlinson said that the locker room was "as bad as I've ever been around, honestly," and that the feud between Holmes and Mark Sanchez was so intense that he doubted whether they could coexist next season.

The Netherlands has been the centre of tulip breeding ever since the 18th century, when interest in the tulip was so intense that single bulbs of a select type were sometimes valued at thousands of dollars.

Tomlinson said that the locker room was "as bad as I've ever been around, honestly," and that the feud between Holmes and Mark Sanchez was so intense that he doubted whether they could coexist next season.