She tells of intensely sensing Mary Alice Wahlstrom, her mother-in-law and best friend, all through the house where the senior Mrs. Wahlstrom used to endlessly challenge and dote on her grandchildren.
"The Dream" conveys his intensely acute sense of theater.
In return, freed from the stodgy atmosphere of national politics and bureaucracies, it would develop a more intensely focused sense of identity: mercantile and cultural, polyglot and speedy.
In small communities like Cullman, there is an aversion to the intensely mediated sense of experience that the Internet has brought to so much American life — and to American politics.
I wondered what Jane, who made a moral issue out of everything, including what to have for dinner, and who had an intensely ironic sense of humor, would have thought.
And then, seen through the glass wall beyond, in carefully planted dune grass, is his sailboat, immediately invoking an intensely personal sense of the end life and pleasure, played against the harbor view and the void of the soaring memorial space, which is furnished only with a huge American flag.
Her abysmal and intensely English sense of being one rung down the social ladder is what drives her love, this is what keeps the object of her obsession out of arm's reach and endows the object of her desire with such glamour.
Rarely does the camera capture so intensely the sense of exhilaration that accompanies liberation as Baird's arrival in Paris.
Likewise, we experience meaning in life as an intensely personal sense of knowing and agency that cannot be refuted by material reality.
Determined as she sounded, I sensed that Füsun could not do what she intended to do; there was something strange in the intensely embarrassing moment.
