Sentence examples for intense varied from inspiring English sources
During the past 20 years I have been carrying out research in the state of Uttar Pradesh, where corruption is intense, varied and entrenched.
Pornography with its unconcealed depiction of often intense, varied sexual activities is typically seen to cater to sensation seekers' need for novel, complex, and intense sensations and experiences (Zuckerman, 1994).
Welcome to the intense and varied world of a GCSE pupil.
Judith Viorst has written that age is not a disability, it is an intense and varied experience that can call forth new ideas and strengths that weren't available in our youth.
Working on different series, ranging from large-scale figurative to medium-scale urban and cityscapes, he uses a bold, intense and varied palette to express his critical attitude of the clash between tradition and modernity.
These supreme beings have been gifted with vision 100 times more intense and varied than regular folk, and are capable of seeing 100 million hues and colours as opposed to the normal (and frankly pathetic) one million colours.
Aggregation of Sup35-GFP in cells expressing individual Ssa proteins was more intense and varied depending on the isoform being expressed (Figure 8A).
Berg himself described his heroine as "innocent, but the root of all evil", and his opera traces in harrowing, mesmerising detail her rise and fall from street urchin to society queen to impoverished prostitute and victim of Jack the Ripper.Again, Berg's score is incomparably vivid and varied, intense but full of lyric passion.
Intense and very varied reactions were provoked by European colonialism in the 19th century from Afghanistan to Algeria, from Morocco to Malaysia and beyond.
Their flows and strengths are usually more varied, intense and concentrated than those of sanitary sewage.
Ultimately, FGDs are grounds for peer learning as debates and intense interaction on varied individual perceptions and opinions settle down to consensus group opinions and perceptions, serving as a form of education in several respects and truly becoming the prototype of society [ 33].
