Sentence examples for indeed more intense from inspiring English sources

"The melancholy I have all my life been subject to has become of late years not indeed more intense in its fits but rather more distributed, constant, and crippling," he told a friend in 1885.

The two of them lapsed into silence, and the ambient sound did indeed become more intense.

Indeed a more intense signal of the PC1 C-terminal signal in the granules was observed in the TX-100 treated cells indicating the presence of the C-terminus within the lumen of the granules presumably as a cleaved product.

The spotlight is so much more intense.

These results suggest that elevated eccentricity could, indeed, be associated with more intense summer precipitation and runoff, which could then drive higher landscape erosion rates.

Indeed, in other settings, more intense observation and greater use of diagnostic tests have been found to correlate with the number of medical interventions made.

Indeed, some participants reported feeling more intense disgust during the initial presentation of the stimuli before the experiment compared to during the synchronous and asynchronous conditions because of the difference in distance.

While no particular storm or weather event can be blamed on global warming, science has shown that global warming is indeed causing more frequent and more intense hurricanes.

Allowing a pipeline to carry dirty fuel through our backyards opens us and indeed the entire world to more intense climate change.

Indeed, those PTSD patients who reported more intense shutdown dissociation in their daily life experienced more of these symptoms also during the emotional visual processing.

So my activism became more intense".