"It's a big, crazy, intense idea that we would do this citywide," Mr. Smith said in a recent interview.
When I had the idea, I [thought] this was a really intense idea, and where the idea came from for me was most emotional experiences.
Minkoff told the Los Angeles Times, "When Scar puts the guilt trip on Simba, that's an intense idea ... probably something that is not typical of the other Disney pictures, in terms of what the villain does".
After intense thought, the idea came to me that material things don't matter.
But the very first thing that gets passed down, in Burnett's view, is an intense gendering the idea and impossible ideal of being a man, starting with the subjection to violence as a child and continuing to the infliction of violence as an adult.
By now, we are a few hundred thought leaders, involved in an intense exchange of ideas around how to develop the innovation-for-jobs ecosystem.
The question was, would Kane's work – intense, instinctive, with ideas crammed into every margin – buckle under the pressure?
The result: a political moralist, with a policy wonk's appetite for the numerology of missiles.An intense interest in ideas does not make him the most natural member of an administration dominated by businessmen and professional politicians (Mr Bellow is not the writer of choice in the Texan oil industry).
Mr. Toradze also wanted to recreate the stimulating environment typical of the top Soviet music schools (especially before the competition craze struck in the mid-1960's mid-1960'sudents' lives wherestudentsd with intense exchanges of ideas with one another and with their elives.
