Sentence examples for intensely controlled from inspiring English sources

David Cronenberg's movie is an intensely controlled, beautifully designed and fascinatingly acted account of Patrick McGrath's original novel.

But he needs both disciplines – the fresh air of improv and what he calls the "spelunking" of his own intensely controlled solo work.

Banana ripening is an intensely controlled process, picked green, bananas are stacked into huge ripening rooms and kept at just the right temperature and then a gas, ethylene is introduced; a gas the bananas naturally give off as they ripen.

Even in moments of intensely controlled partnering, their bodies and faces are sometimes focused so completely elsewhere that you feel all the changing thought processes of being a member of a couple.

This new film from the Italian writer-director Paolo Sorrentino is an entertaining but minor work, another of his angular, intensely controlled comedies of manners, this one forever breaking into bizarre, new-realist tableaux of ugly people in various states of undress.

The civic busybodies who once tormented those who exhibited Mapplethorpe's work have vanished, and in their place has stood the sanitised figure of the photographer of nudes, flowers and society portraits, intensely controlled and inordinately delicate, at the pinnacle of his profession.

Lindbergh Williams, Mr. Muhammad's 21-year-old son from his first marriage, testified that his father was intensely controlling.

For more than a century through this Act, the federal government sought to eliminate the "Indian" identity and intensely control the lives of Aboriginal Peoples, 1 which included the prohibition of traditional healing practices or participation in Aboriginal ceremonies [ 4, 5].

The new Russian policy instead retraces a growth strategy followed successfully in the late 1990s by Eastern European nations like Poland, which focused intensely on controlling inflation and borrowing costs for businesses.

It is a mightily controlled, intensely poignant film that draws extraordinary performances from its great, veteran actors.

In one tightly controlled, intensely humid space, mosquitoes are hatched, nurtured, fed a combination of goat's blood and fish food, then bred.