Sentence examples for intense version from inspiring English sources

At the end of an intense version of "Glacier", the musicians tap their stands appreciatively, but Grant apologises.

It's just like a very intense version of the Edinburgh festival, which is the mother of all festivals.

Practicing under even mild pressure helps prepare you for the more intense version of a championship-winning or match-winning putt.

Krauss takes on the role of Sandy Denny on an intense version of 'Battle of Evermore' on which Krauss hollers out 'Bring it back!' as loudly as Plant.

The night's most intriguing individual matchup is K.G. versus Toronto's Chris Bosh, a younger, thicker, less intense version of Garnett with more of a scorer's mentality.

I liked Half Life 2's final 'boss', where it's basically a really intense version of what you've been doing for the rest of the game.

There are also more sympathetic, less intense versions among the Maternal Hummingbirds, often within dramatic ensembles, including Julia and Kristina on "Parenthood," and going back, Patty Chase on "My So-Called Life".

Instead, decisions about whom to love are more intense versions of the sorts of decisions we make throughout the course of our existence, from what kind of gelato to order to what career to pursue.

_______________ Bonus links Three outstanding pieces on the controversy, in case you missed them: Bernard Avishai explains why it's so very wrong to regard violent Islamists simply as more intense versions of normal Muslims.

In intense versions, the bird ruffles its feathers and spreads or raises its tail and wings.

"...When it comes to BDSM--or at least its more intense versions--the law doesn't actually care about consent.