Sentence examples for intense mixture from inspiring English sources
The conversations Midi and Russo have about race are an intense mixture of shouts of outrage and the occasional locker room joke.
In physical effects, acoustic cavitation gives an intense mixing and strong dispersion of mixture take place.
Mixture suppression is the phenomenon that individual taste and smell characteristics are perceived as less intense in mixtures than alone.
The early stages of my doctoral research were marked by an intense and heady mixture of anticipation, excitement and gratitude.
"Beyond the Melting Pot" looked at the different ethnic groups of New York City and scoffed at "the notion that the intense and unprecedented mixture of ethnic and religious groups in American life was soon to blend into a homogeneous end product".
The stand-off distance above the flame holder for those flames decreased and heat transfer from the flame base to the flame holder became more intense when the mixture velocity was increased.
I suspect it gives the mixture an intense flavour, without weighing it down with extra fat.
Mitchell's fascinating production, in its mixture of intense realism and slumbering fantasy, suggests Strindberg's play could well have been titled A Midsummer Night's Dream if only Shakespeare hadn't got there first.
It is with a mixture of intense frustration and sadness that I read the reports about the amount of legal aid that Ben Butler, convicted of murdering his six-year-old daughter, and his partner Jennie Gray, guilty of child cruelty, received.
With a mixture of intense piety and arcane scholarship, he reflects on the Jewish origins of Christianity's dogmas and rites in a way that shows deep interest in the religion of ancient Israel yet total conviction that the older faith's true meaning is to be found only in Christ.
Both these models assign significantly more power to the relatively intense component in the mixture over the power assigned to the less intense one.
