Sentence examples for intense unified from inspiring English sources
The 2010 show had a fairly wide dynamic range; the set at Saint Vitus was a more intense, unified stretch of noise, broken into one long improvisation, and one shorter.
A notable exception is Monroe Beardsley, who claims — heroically and extraordinarily — that there are exactly three aesthetic principles: things are aesthetically excellent either by being unified or intense or complex (Beardsley 1958, chapter XI).
A group that had fallen into some lazy routines is markedly more focussed in pitch, unified in phrasing, and intense in feeling.
These brief profiles of women writers like Gertrude Stein, Ayn Rand, Eudora Welty and Doris Lessing, all originally published in The New Yorker, are unified by their subjects' intense need to transcend the limitations of their own lives through language and storytelling.
Gilbert displayed another aspect of his exceptional baton technique: he swept his arms in wide, flowing, yet rhythmically incisive motions, drawing out intense lyricism while keeping the ensemble impeccably unified.
"We have to stay unified.
"He's unified the organization.
