When I met her, I laid my hand on her shoulder, she began to weep intensely urging me to help her in Portuguese in a shrill cry that I'll remember for a long time.
They reveal a man of intensely competitive urges, impelled by a Calvinist fear of chaos, plagued by doubts, exceptionally competent and confident but uneasy in his own skin, indefatigable, loyal and loyalty-inspiring yet also somewhat lonely.
If it seems incredible to you that we've been intensely wrangling over this trade deal so hard for so long when these are the predicted outcomes, I urge you to expand your analytic framework.
In a study published last year, University of Pennsylvania psychologists demonstrated how easy it was to influence how often, or how intensely, people acted on such urges to punish.
Others were intensely interested in this idea, but urged more tests.
The songs, by turns rapt, erotic, and fierce, could be heard as a portrait of an intensely complementary marriage, the delicately spiky piano writing urging the singer into one voluptuous passage after another.
Noting "the importance of sustaining and serving Princeton's intensely engaged and generously supportive alumni community," the report urged more staffing for Alumni Affairs and more support for volunteers.
The Third Symphony, with the heavy-duty urging of Sir Colin, played out as one of Sibelius's denser, more intensely compact orchestra pieces.
The report, which was commissioned by Prime Minister Theresa May, urges the government to legislate to shift liability for illegal content on to social media and other internet companies to tackle an "intensely hostile online environment".
