Most of his books, though, are intense and thoroughly personal tours through subjects as disparate as photography ("The Ongoing Moment"), travel ("Yoga for People Who Can't Be Bothered to Do It") and D. H. Lawrence ("Out of Sheer Rage").
These are intense, powerful wines, thoroughly unlike other Moëts, which are typically more balanced.
American counterterrorism specialists at the F.B.I. and the C.I.A. subsequently came under intense pressure to thoroughly investigate the matter.
We may have underestimated, however, that cognitions and behaviours by the GPs towards SCs were less susceptible to modification, and that the GPs might require a more intense training to become thoroughly acquainted with the key features of the EAP.
When it officially opened as a play in October 2002, Ben Brantley, writing in The New York Times, called it "thoroughly involving theater," "intense and deeply affecting".
The two games today may have been mud-soaked and low-scoring but they were still thoroughly intriguing: brutally intense, all big hits, bruised bones and shrewd calculation of the percentages.
Thoroughly researched, powerfully written, intense and passionate.
It is grand, intense, romantic; all in all a thoroughly enjoyable page-turner for book lovers.
Nowadays, thanks to the unprecedented bounty of relevant work online, the pressure on journalists to background their work more thoroughly than ever is intense.
But in his own mind Mr. Rickman had merely jumped from one intense experience to another, and he was thoroughly focused on "Creditors".
