Sentence examples for intense gathering from inspiring English sources

Images – especially his type of images, whose evolution is as freely shown in stop-frame, mark by mark, as its erasure – allow for an intense gathering of thoughts and associations that may never resolve.

Steadily, though, her movements begin to expand into wheeling circles, which are so fast that they flash light, and this intense gathering of power dramatises Guillem's body in an entirely new way.

It's a great location for relatively small, intense gatherings.

But he had a formidable talent for two things: brewing intense coffee and gathering men around him to talk and tell stories.

Blind rage and intense focus on gathering information is all that matters right now.

People on Saturday, the concluding performance of the Carter celebration, struggled to find seats, so concentrated and intense was this sophisticated gathering.

For instance, young people in 2013 had an intense dislike of NSA gathering their social media data only 19percentt of them approved of it whereas today "there has been some softening in the position," Volpe said, with 30percentt being fine with the practice.

"Public baths were once an intense place for social gatherings in our cities," Raumlabor writes.

The researchers spent more than a year soliciting ideas from deaf science workers, circulating lists of potential signs and ultimately gathering for "an intense weekend" of final voting, said Audrey Cameron, science adviser for the project.

Francis has yet to visit the U.S. as pope, and the question of whether he will attend the Philadelphia gathering has drawn intense speculation.

One of the most striking features of crowds and mass gatherings is their intense passion (e.g., Ehrenreich, 2006; Durkheim, 1912/ 1995; Le Bon, 1895/ 1895/.