Sentence examples for intense towards from inspiring English sources

And, in most cases, that will mean heading north — in the UK, the eclipse will be seen most clearly at the very north west of Scotland, and will get less intense towards the south east.

When I spoke to her by phone in San Francisco on Sunday night, Sarkeesian said Gamergate is "absolutely" an issue that goes beyond gaming: The harassment is becoming more intense towards women and other marginalized communities, and it seems to be happening more to women in male-dominated fields, and to women who speak out or make critiques.

Frustrations are intense towards CPS who has not been listening to their proposal to open a new public school, one created with real community input.

This spread was most intense towards the west (Baía de Todos os Santos), the east coast and the southern tip of the city.

Similar to the distribution of ARMS at invading fronts of melanoma nests in this study, expression of phospho-ERK and p75NTR is more intense towards the deep tumour margins of thick melanoma (Shonukan et al, 2003; Zhuang et al, 2005).

"I did feel an intense anger towards her," she says.

The FA's shabby behaviour was largely down to Thompson, who had developed an intense animosity towards Ramsey.

Disappointingly, even after all the work the police did after the Macpherson report, there is still intense hostility towards the police.

Embley felt he couldn't alienate readers who had registered their intense hostility towards the European Union by plugging away on behalf of the remain supporter.

First, Ukip currently has little or no appeal among the half of the British electorate who do not share their intense hostility towards the EU.

All this comes amid a resurgence of intense suspicion towards Australia's Muslim community in the wake of reports that up to 300 Australians have travelled to Iraq and Syria to join sectarian fighting.