Sentence examples for intense draw from inspiring English sources

Their first encounter was "a car crash," Freud told me, "a very, very, very strong and intense draw".

Yet for all the agony and angst, it also illustrates the continued and intense draw of a sign that was built in 1923 to promote sales in a housing development called Hollywoodland.

Autodesk sells a suite of intense drawing and design applications.

Here the scale is reasonable -- you can actually imagine finishing the thing -- and the flavors are intense, drawing smoke from the grill and earthiness from a topping of wild mushrooms.

The intense attention drawn by the institute during the upheaval has yielded some unexpected benefits.

This is an upsetting, intense, intricately drawn portrait of the fallout from a 12-year-old boy's involvement with his seventh-grade teacher.

Congo, a vast nation of 55 million people, had been reduced nearly to collapse by a conflagration so intense it drew in six neighboring nations and produced a death toll exceeding three million.

"Press frenzy was so intense it drew a televised rebuke from Walter Cronkite for sensationalizing coincidental happenings," Dr. David J. Sencer, who was then the director of the C.D.C., wrote in 2006 reflections on the vaccination campaign.

Suspense over Rio team picks is intense, and drawn out.

Although investigations found no evidence that the vaccine and deaths were causally related, press frenzy was so intense it drew a televised rebuke from Walter Cronkite for sensationalizing coincidental happenings.

After the attack, Sylvia Lancaster released a photograph of her daughter's battered face, taken while she was in intensive care - knowing it would draw intense media interest.