Sentence examples for intense to be from inspiring English sources

It was quite intense, to be honest.

But far too intense to be called fun to watch.

I found it was really intense to be alone with my thoughts.

The programme was too intense to be achieved through collaboration with other local schools, he said.

Mr. Davey said Tuesday that he expected the talks, which he described as "intense," to "be concluded shortly".

Called frühstückspeck, or breakfast bacon, and eaten throughout Bavaria, Poland and Hungary sliced thick and served on a piece of pumpernickel in the morning, Schaller & Weber's version is far too intense to be fried like an ordinary rasher alongside eggs.

It is the most intense privilege to be here".

No doubt you're under intense pressure to be a team player.

There were intense pleasures to be had in watching the monks' spinning airborne kicks and nuanced, moment by moment shifts.

In Mr. McCartney's case, for his Friday night concert, that respect was particularly intense, nothing to be cynical about.

Furthermore, the emission is intense enough to be observed macroscopically under UV irradiation (365 nm).