Sentence examples for intensely written from inspiring English sources

William Atkins's exploration of Britain's moorland, The Moor (Faber), is sublime nature writing: vivid, personal and intensely written.

This is only to reveal one level of a marvelously subtle and poignant work, richly visualized, intensely written, compassionate without a hint of sentimentality.

"Shylock was written to the hand of the actor -- a fascinating part, and one with all those wonderful speeches, an intensely written part". In 1965 he played King Lear.

There is no easier way to disparage a novel, as reviewers often demonstrate, than to quote some intensely written passage without taking into account its context, especially if it is about sex.

It's said to be highly artificial – Henry James remarked, on its first publication, that he had never read a novel "so intensely written, so little seen, known, or felt".

"I dislike Scott intensely," wrote Lawrence Oates, perhaps the most level-headed member of the expedition, in a letter shortly after the trip began.

I typically chunk my time in 90-minute segments per project, although when intensely writing, I can sometimes go three hours without losing focus.

I feel the materiality of language most intensely when writing poetry.

Akhmatova was to evolve, over her long, embattled but intensely patriotic writing life, into a poet of witness.

"To have used them and dramatized the relationships they suggest might have produced a show I could feel more intensely," she wrote.

He responded, intensely, by writing a play in the last weeks of 1909, called "The Outcry," based upon a newsworthy incident wherein a public protest prevented the American plutocrat Henry Clay Frick from buying a Holbein portrait from the Duke of Norfolk.