Sentence examples for intense many from inspiring English sources

Because last year's hurricane season was so intense, many people declared: "Ah, ha! Global warming!" Were they right?

As chef Cyrus Todiwala explains, "In summer, when the heat is intense, many Indians enjoy a good lassi instead of a meal".

But because antagonism between ecologists and fisheries management experts has been intense, many familiar with the study say the most important factor is that it was done at all.

But if the military action heats up, and bodies continue to arrive back in Germany, the pressure to cut down on the deployment will become intense, many experts say.

The painting is neither flattering nor beautiful; the couple did not show it publicly until 1939, the year they fled Nazi-occupied Vienna.Other portraits in rooms devoted to the "New Viennese" are similarly distorted and intense; many provoked outrage or offended their subjects.

The pressure, emotionally and financially, is intense, as many parents will attest.

And then there is the intense distrust many immigrants feel toward the medical establishment.

"While some have intense childhoods, many are motivated by the need to get past this shadow cast over their lives".

I've long been puzzled by the intense animosity many people developed toward Mrs. Clinton after she became first lady.

The competition between houses is, consequently, intense, and many bold initiatives of marketing and packaging are being tried this year.

And indeed their chemistry was intense, and many a theatregoer was made acutely uncomfortable by their marathon makeout sessions, their heavy and relentless petting.