Tony La Russa is pure baseball, delivered with white-hot intensity.
His music has mellowed - it could hardly have sustained the white-hot intensity of the groundbreaking works of his youth.
For all the moments of white-hot intensity, there were just as many when the tempos were notably restrained.
The consumer appetite, already rekindled by Thailand's recovery from the financial crisis of 1997 and 1998, has been stoked to white-hot intensity.
Suddenly, Ruiz's manager, Norman Stone, poured fuel on the already white-hot intensity of Saturday night's title fight at the Mandalay Bay Events Center.
[C10.] Slowdown Seen in Advertising Sales After years of white-hot intensity, most recently driven by a media buying frenzy by start-up dot-com companies, the television advertising marketplace is cooling by almost all accounts.
Whether as a tentative soldier in the recent war drama "Black Hawk Down," a keyed-up prep-school schemer in "O" last year or a wistful suburban jock in "The Virgin Suicides" (1999), Mr. Hartnett sketches characters from a palette of emotions ranging from deep blues to white-hot intensity.
Many young bands talk proudly of going for a "live" sound on their first album, but you suspect the Snakeheads' – due in April – will do well to recreate even a fraction of the white-hot intensity and evangelical zeal on display tonight.
