Sentence examples for intense history from inspiring English sources

In one of the greatest games in the rivalry's intense history, at least from a K.U.

But, more broadly, capital punishment has a sad, intense history in my country.

Although it is not clear what role their past may play in his decision, Mr. Gore and the Clintons have a complicated, sometimes intense history, and Mr. Obama's strength in the presidential race could make it even more complicated.

Our historical analyses of population density (people·km−2) and the spatial extent of croplands (% of total land surface area under crops) in the areas encompassing each of our watersheds show that the North American sites had a much shorter and less intense history of landscape modification over the last three centuries than the European sites (Figure 4).

As soon as I saw the images I saw the beginnings of new, intense histories for Lower Manhattan.

Butler's intense personal history of insomnia offers the framework for the book.

My brother and sisters are the closest people to me in my life but then we share a pretty intense family history.

Messianic leaders like Stalin and Hitler appealed to the deep, biblically inspired belief that after intense struggle history would end, and an elect of believers would inherit paradise.

Whether performing an anguished ballad or a finger-popping swing number, Sinatra sang each line with a kind of fatal need that carried the weight of intense personal history.

The material mantling the slopes in the Aburrá Valley records an intense weathering history.

However, this may also be an artifact caused by the intense duplication history of some of these genes, which makes them more susceptible to misalignment.