Sentence examples for intense version of the from inspiring English sources
It's just like a very intense version of the Edinburgh festival, which is the mother of all festivals.
What happens inside the walls of our prisons is a very concentrated, intense version of the society of the day, which is perhaps an interesting, if unpalatable commentary on contemporary Australian society.
Then she plays a startlingly intense version of the title track of her 2001 album No More Drama, crouching on the rain-lashed lip of the stage, as if she's treating the elements as a special effect, amping up the song's harrowing, cathartic power.
These spouse-ships are interesting not for gossipy reasons, but because the two QCs share an intense version of the challenges that, among others, have historically kept female representation at the bar so low (it's 23% of QCs now, but hovered for a long time around 12%): they have children and husbands who are themselves quite busy, or at least, have been in the recent past.
This is the "Extra Intense" version of the Rings.
Taylor writes that brainwashing involves a more intense version of the way the brain traditionally learns.
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.
This is particularly disturbing because we will soon head into congressional campaigns which bring the promise of more intense versions of the same paralyzing messages -- unless we decide to brake for progress, and take a more enlightened approach.
For more intense versions of the Alphabet Abs exercises, perform them while standing on a BOSU Balance Trainer, or while in a squatting or lunging position.
At the end of an intense version of "Glacier", the musicians tap their stands appreciatively, but Grant apologises.
