Sentence examples for grown intensely from inspiring English sources
TODAY's recommended economics writing:The bank song and dance routine has grown intensely wearisome.
The business software sector, meanwhile, has grown intensely competitive, and vendors are under severe price pressure.
The sense of betrayal among nominally pro-Western factions in the opposition has grown intensely in recent days.
Cultural consumption has grown more self-conscious: after years of stories about entertainment-industry upheaval, consumers have grown intensely aware of what Anderson called the "commercial weight" of our purchases.
The fight over the river has grown intensely partisan, with Democrats accusing the Bush administration of siding with farmers for political reasons and suggesting the Klamath water policy reflects a broader Republican agenda against the environment.
She grew intensely lonely.
Rat owners (this reporter counted herself among their ranks until recently, when her daughter's rat, Peanut Butter, finally succumbed to a respiratory illness) often grow intensely attached to their pets.
Allen Lee Hughes's customary grand lighting keeps opening up a sense of changing spatial design: a white backdrop grows intensely whiter or turns picture-book blue for the storm scene.
In the 70s, Merwin grew intensely interested Buddhism, which seeped into the manner and matter of his poetry; more recently, he has been influenced by what is called "deep ecology", writing intense and beautiful nature poems.
In the end, his entrepreneurial friends' cunning failed to protect him from the consequences of his own relative innocence.Defending human dignity from tyranny can often mean sacrificing one's lifeTyndale had secured living quarters in the Antwerp home of an English merchant, Thomas Pointz, who grew intensely protective of his brainy but unworldly lodger.
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