The items were: mood valance 'How happy are you in general?'; mood variability 'How frequently do your moods change?'; and, mood intensity 'How intensely do you react to experiences?'.
How intensely do people care about the issues?
Dr. LaForgia, an exercise physiologist at the University of South Australia, says people who exercise intensely — doing repeated sprints, for example — can experience a prolonged metabolic effect.
Mr. Sitek, who has also produced for the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Celebration and, um, Scarlett Johansson, has a gift for shifting, serrated textures that, while radiating intensely, don't outmuscle the vocalist.
The youngish couples who swap partners in "Four Lovers," Antony Cordier's shallow erotic daydream, are so attractive that to observe them making love repeatedly and intensely doesn't make you worry that you might be consuming soft-core pornography, although that's really what it is.
So intensely did she care about tennis that, win or lose, the words poured forth in a hybrid flow of Scottish and East Anglian, all informed by the Russian genes of her footballing father, Sergei, who played with distinction for Ipswich Town as well as St Johnstone and Inverness Caledonian Thistle.
So intensely did the two sides war that one of Mr. Curley's fellow organ students at the North Carolina School of the Arts in Winston-Salem in the late 60's raked deep scratches across all the Fox LP's in the school library to make them unplayable.
If those who follow these issues intensely don't know about something that all of us would cheer as a step toward getting the wealthiest to pay their fair share, most American voters sure aren't going to know either.
"I think it preserved elements of 17th-century Puritan culture more intensely than did Massachusetts and certainly Rhode Island".
He has obviously learned the ropes and gone beyond to communicate intensely, as did the vibrant dancers, with his audience.
