Sentence examples for intense souls from inspiring English sources

"The Family Reunion" revolves not around the mindless chatterers, though, but around the watchers and waiters, those intense souls who see the past in the future and the future in the past.

Boston is going through a period of intense soul-searching.

In ever-polite, welcoming and humanitarian-minded Sweden, the new policies have triggered intense soul-searching.

Acute trauma, tragedy, or distress can cause people to engage in intense soul-searching.

Mr. Page told Judge Cooper that the publicity and prosecutions prompted intense soul-searching among McWane's senior executives.

That attack prompted intense soul-searching and a fierce public debate about an issue that, though long pervasive, was seldom addressed.

The unrest has provoked intense soul-searching in a country that prides itself for both its generous welfare state and open immigration policy.

The assassination has provoked the most intense soul-searching in Pakistan since the death of the former prime minister Benazir Bhutto in December 2007.

Click here to view UMO's second album, II, released earlier this year, acts as a document of the intense soul sickness that accompanied that period.

But it makes arresting use of the bleak beauty of Faro island, where it was shot (as were many subsequent Bergman movies), and intense, soul-probing close-ups of a cast that includes Harriet Andersson and Max von Sydow.

But congregants at Temple Beth Am in South Merrick, a tightly knit and well-to-do town, are engaging in particularly intense soul-searching this year as they agonize over their response to accusations against one of their most prominent members.