Sentence examples for intensely analytical from inspiring English sources
The intensely analytical approach of the London club's owner, Matthew Benham, has itself been subject to criticism.
It is possible for physicality to reign, and for purely muscular performances to be exciting in a visceral way, just as it is possible for a probing, intensely analytical reading to strike a listener as revelatory.
This weekend's choreographers -- one funny and the other intensely analytical -- are Christine Suarez, who will present a new dance about skateboarding boys (tomorrow and Sunday afternoons), and Ellis Wood, whose new piece focuses on four elements, four women and the forces of flying, floating, burning and soaring (tonight and tomorrow night).
(With her intensely concentrated analytical focus as she pursues the goal of a doomed and reckless passion, it's one of her greatest performances).
This is an analytical study of the intensely debated concept of urban livability.
"Free State of Jones" could belong to several varieties of great, grand, and wild films — from the teeming re-creation of the deep past to the intensely rhetorical work of advocacy and the intricately analytical work of politics.
How did the writer of an intensely lyrical novel become a committed activist with an analytical prose worthy of a barrister?
Intensely curious and driven to explore, the people of MIT value rigorous analytical thinking, ingenuity, hands-on problem solving, and big new ideas.
But unlike rivalries with foreign competitors, which tend to be analytical and distant, local rivalries often go beyond pure economic or business competition and become intensely personal.
He was intensely belligerent.
