Sentence examples for intense figure from inspiring English sources
Hollow-eyed, wearing rags, her hands coming together in prayer, she is an intense figure, almost frightening.
The stillest person on set is cinematographer Natasha Braier, a slight, intense figure, originally from Buenos Aires.
Inside the Clinton Administration, he was known as a hard-working, intense figure with a caustic side.
A somewhat distant and intense figure, Mr. Wirtschafter has, according to one agent, unnerved some of the veteran William Morris agents working for him with his biting comments.
Some years ago, the posters gave way to frescoes, but otherwise the owner and chef, an intense figure the size of Willie Shoemaker, would find things just the way they were in 1967, when he opened for business.
I knew he had a sense of humour – he played the spoof black radical Malcolm Y in deleted scenes from Anchorman – but I didn't expect him to be quite so different from the formidably intense figure on the cover of Public Enemy's 1988 masterpiece It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back.
At one point, Take 6 dissipated, and Mulgrew Miller played a piano solo on "So What," with just Mr. Taylor and Jimmy Cobb, setting up a series of soft, rich, intense figures and feeding them into the maw of the drums.
When painted on the ear, croton oil produces intense redness (Figure 10A bottom), accompanied by edema (Figure 10C) and intradermal increase in MPO activity (Figure 10E), indicative of PMN infiltration, compared to the control ear (Figures 10A top, B and E).
Gladness is the last thing you expect from Sinéad O'Connor, as intense a figure as late modern pop has produced.
Sim was an intense, towering figure, a former football player, who at one point weighed nearly three hundred pounds.
Van Dyck painted Titianesque portraits of the intense, brooding figure of Sir Thomas Wentworth, the king's strongman in Ireland, and an unadorned image of Archbishop William Laud, that "little low red-faced man", with his piercing gaze and air of impatient authority.
