Sentence examples for intense kind from inspiring English sources

It was the most intense kind of solace to me.

But with the exposure will come a more intense kind of testing.

Among those who had been strongly affected by her work, there was a peculiarly intense kind of grief.

"I think we all really thrive on hostility, because it's the most intense kind of massage the ego can undergo.

The slightest flaw, real or imaginary, in his companion's statements, caused in him intellectual indignation of the most intense kind.

What many millions now know is that this produces not a lesser form of sport but, in many cases, sport of a more intense kind.

As for God, he is present "as an absence; as though he weren't there at all" - except, of course, for the deeply religious John the Savage, who has been raised on the Zuni "reservation", where archaic life carries on, replete with "meaning" of the most intense kinds.

The subject here is transcendence, too, but a whole intense other kind.

Mr. Howard, best known as a film actor and director, is physically intense and kind of goofy as the Master, who has been incarcerated in a mental institution.

The works have "the context of no context," to quote George W. S. Trow, and it makes for a particularly intense, unfettered kind of viewing.

"They are hungry for a more intense, purposeful kind of contactfulness that you often don't get socially or sometimes even with your own family".