Sentence examples for intensity behind from inspiring English sources
The film's Charlotte remains true to Mr. Faulks's engaging heroine, who speaks perfect French, wears lily-of-the-valley perfume and conceals "an astonishing nervous intensity" behind her sweetly diffident manner.
Despite the intensity behind the album's production, there are plenty of joyful moments like "Red Eyes," a song so plainly exultant that, even after a hundred listens, its chorus still feels like cresting a mountain.
If the tailing boundary of the high-density wind is diamagnetic and the draping Parker-spiral IMF is compressed backward, it is likely to give the IMF-By field of the same polarity across the boundary with a larger By intensity behind.
"The intensity behind this conversation is where we are lacking," she said.
Kidding aside, "The Endless Summer" is an in-depth exploration of the lesser-known passion and intensity behind the sport of surfing, which also stands apart as a visual masterpiece (especially considering director Bruce Brown's near lack of equipment). .
Although a grueling experience -- any runway model will attest to the intensity behind the quick changes that have to go just right -- in some ways it's easier since it requires a bit less pretense.
Michael Fassbender is wonderful as Frank, drawing out a performance full of humor, pathos and manic intensity from behind the giant paper-mâché mask.
Under control conditions, Utroph-GFP signal was detected as a nonhomogeneous signal with an intensity peak behind the nucleus, in the trailing edge, and at the rear of the nucleus during nuclear translocation.
We're always hearing about Korea and Japan and – true to form – they're ranked 2 and 3 on BCG's overall measure of what they call e-Intensity, just behind Denmark.
They played without much heart and intensity and fell behind on Pavon's penalty kick in the 53rd minute.
The movement wasn't dirty realism or minimalism, but "vaguely titled fiction": stories concealing their intensity and anxiety behind titles full of pronouns and ennui, signifying nothing much about their narratives.
