Sentence examples for intense learned from inspiring English sources
Kemp's book is less a proper biography — he offers no extended account of Leonardo's illegitimate birth to a peasant's daughter, his apprenticeship in Florence to the sculptor Verrocchio, or his subsequent lifelong wanderings in the courts of Milan and France — than a series of intense, learned meditations on Leonardesque themes.
But it did not hold up to closer scrutiny, and Manly eventually concluded that Newbold's "decipherments were not discoveries of secrets hidden by Roger Bacon but the products of his own intense enthusiasm and his learned and ingenious subconscious".
(SPONGE, I later learned, meant: "SHORT, intense, vivid activities, which provide PRACTICE of learned material, which students can do ON their own, and which will also include NEW arrivals or those finishing an assignment early, by keeping the GROUP involved, and designed to ELICIT an immediate response"). I don't think that lasted more than two years.
He was a learned artist of intense and eccentric gifts, melding diverse influences.
Procaccini was a learned painter of intense and eccentric gifts, melding diverse influences.
Learning Is a Learned Behavior.
Kavanagh et al. (2005) proposed that intense or prolonged craving results when intrusive thoughts that are activated by learned associations to internal or external antecedent events (e.g., hunger and external cues) are then further mentally elaborated through appetitive rumination.
The present controlled fMRI study was designed to investigate the impact of a short-term intense aerobic exercise on the pattern of functional activation during the retrieval of learned pair-associates in 17 young and healthy male adults compared to 17 matched control subjects.
In other places, the music grew note-filled and surging, its textures rough and its gestures fast and intense, a little like Miles Davis's 1970 band, with Keith Jarrett on electric piano; the soloists worked up to learned, agitated attacks of chromatic playing.
