Sentence examples for great intensity from from inspiring English sources

The margin of victory equalled the Lions' victory over South Africa in Pretoria in 1974 and was the result of a performance of great intensity from the opening salvos.

Tropism, response or orientation of a plant or certain lower animals to a stimulus that acts with greater intensity from one direction than another.

Stand-in Port coach Matthew Nicks would have wanted to see greater intensity from his charges than they showed early and he got it as the Power youngsters managed to stem the flow of goals in the second half.

The interval allowed United to regroup and United manager Jackie McNamara used it to demand greater intensity from his players.

Top-tier European rugby is back - smaller but more concentrated than before, fewer teams but greater intensity from the off.

She listens with great intensity, her head moving from side to side as though trying to catch every nuance, her chin down, and eyes looking up and around as the student plays.

When it comes out of darkness in great intensity it seems to spread outward from its architectural channel.

Precipitation from shower clouds and thunderstorms, whether in the form of raindrops, pellets of soft hail, or true hailstones, is generally of great intensity and shorter duration than that from layer clouds and is usually composed of larger particles.

The result was a dark, concentrated wine of great intensity and complexity, which quickly won praise from prominent critics like Robert Parker.

These grapes are allowed to freeze on the vine, separating water from the concentrated grape essence and resulting in a wine of great intensity.

"And I inspected roadkill with great intensity".