Sentence examples for from a intense from inspiring English sources
How is a BS in CS from a big name CS university (Berkeley, Stanford, CMU, UIUC) different from a intense coding bootcamp training?
He did so after awakening from an intense afternoon nap.
"We know that Libya is still recovering from an intense period of conflict," he said.
Fresh from an intense session of fan photos ("Hello, how are you?
Our friend had suffered from an intense year of grief, nightmares and depression.
The pleasure in reading "Olive Kitteridge" comes from an intense identification with complicated, not always admirable, characters.
He's the biggest prize yet from an intense U.S. and British effort to turn top aides.
The "universal", by contrast, consisted of fine-tuned principles, induced from an intense concentration on the particular.
Her art, which she describes as coming from "an intense inner world, celebrating the tragic," follows a more prescribed practice than the others.
It shows Mr. Jackman stepping away from an intense moment to say, "You want to get that?," a remark met with cheers from the audience.
It may be described as the language between the car and the track, and it emerges from an intense conversation between engineers, mechanics and drivers.
