Sentence examples for intense about that from inspiring English sources

LEGO is pretty intense about that stuff (hell, we'll probably get a note about this post for calling them LEGOs instead of "LEGO bricks and toys"), so unless the back of the phone is one giant LEGO logo, we're not sure what's going on here.

"This point is something I am very intense about, something that holds true in all my films," he said in an interview in the 1980s.

"Terry is intense, no doubt about that.

After all, even if there's something inherently funny about massage, down to the very word, massage, there's also something unavoidably intense about paying that much attention to your body, not as an abstract concept but as the physical dying fact of it, lying in all its animality like a study by Lucian Freud.

Anyway, Alec Stewart was 40 and still keeping wicket for England, so why not? "I'm not really that intense about England, and that's helped my game: being captain, and focusing totally on that.

It was intense to learn about that kind of world in all its gruesome detail.

There is likely to be a much more intense political fight about that provision and the other proposed guidelines for the final settlements, officials said.

"The game is very intense, and you don't think about that.

She is, however, so intense about the eggs that she cannot bear to see them eaten.

"The bin Laden unit's analysts were so intense about their work that they made some of their C.I.A. colleagues uncomfortable," Mr. Coll wrote.

He is so intense about fighting Fascism that he's not only going to orate against it but also will gebe it hell in the newspaper column he's launching this week in the Post.