Sentence examples for has gotten so intense from inspiring English sources
The attention has gotten so intense that the Spanish newspaper El País chastised local authorities for showing a "puerile enthusiasm" for the visit.
"I think the players would all agree that the level of competition has gotten so intense, that there's nobody to sit on the end of the bench.
Now, the search for deadstock sneakers has gotten so intense, there's even a Toronto sneaker store that's adopted the term as its name.
Aides to the Republican candidates — as well as Republicans not involved in the race — said that this year might be an anomaly because the campaign had gotten so intense so early, but they nonetheless expressed deep concern at the reports and what it said about the health of their party.
The intrigue had gotten so intense by the end of filming, that New Regency wouldn't allow Liman to go through the traditional process of previewing the film for test audiences.
"Media coverage of campaigns has gotten so much more intense and pervasive, that the power of the debate, the nugget at the center of it all, gets underestimated".
There's always been a big Latino/Hispanic/or whatever word is PC community too, but I think the racial tension has gotten so much more intense in the past ten years and it wasn't always like that.
"That is insanity!" The debate got so intense that it had to be continued after the show ended.
Shit got so intense that Mimi's in the Marigny (which had hosted "illegal" music seven nights a week since Katrina) voluntarily halted its bands and DJs.
It got so intense that even an artful squabbler like Lagerfeld commented: "Milano was really something.
