Sentence examples for intense notion from inspiring English sources

Somehow back then, the breeze carried, along with the summer pollen, this intense notion that you lived in the best place on earth.

After a performance so intense and draining, the notion of encores almost seemed superfluous.

No universally accepted definition of a heat wave is currently available, but most incorporate notions of intense heat experienced over a period of days (Weisskopf et al. 2002).

DEBORAH TAYLOR, Santa Cruz, Calif., posted on nytimes.com Mike Escamilla's intense photos help dispel the notion that this year's American's Cup is a mere exercise in conspicuous consumption.

Perhaps the 43-year-old felt intense pressure, amid the sceptical notion that his closeness to Clarke was the only reason for a wildcard pick.

"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".

Over the past months, as the presidential election campaign dominated public discourse, that notion came under intense attack.

Although she had wanted to become a nurse, Hewson gave up on the notion, as the intense schooling required would have been incompatible with the direction that her husband's life had taken.

> Models of tumour growth and chemotherapy induced tumour cell kill are typically incompatible with the notion that more intense therapy can be less effective.

Overall, these results support the notion that the intense production of ROS in fruit tissue induced by yeast cells plays a major role in the early stages of the application of K. apiculata.

It is a rum notion to think that these intense, penetrating morning bevvies should share the same universe as Starbucks or Coffee Republic.