This intensity of viewing on Fox helps account for its ratings success, since length of viewing and not just total number of viewers is counted by the Nielsen ratings service.
Only the economy consistently outranks crime as a concern for the public and, unlike many other issues, the salience of the issue is matched by the intensity of voters' views on it.
The teachers in Los Angeles who write to The Times — and I may be understating the intensity of their views here — are no fans of John Deasy.
Civil disobedience, in a properly functioning democracy, allows a minority who feel strongly that a law infringes their sense of justice (but have no capacity to obtain legislative amendments or a referendum on the issue) to make a potentially apathetic or uninformed majority take account of the intensity of opposing views.
Focus groups A sample of people (usually a relatively homogeneous group drawn by purposive sampling) brought together to discuss a topic or issue with the aim of ascertaining the range and intensity of their views rather than arriving at a consensus.
What's more, "the intensity of his view was astonishing," Toobin says.
Watching it in 3D makes it so lifelike and adds to the intensity of the viewing experience.
This not only concerns the effort needed as such, but also the intensity of differences of opinion and views amongst those involved and the sometimes heated debates that follow from this.
That analogy sounds strange, but, in fact, I have felt the full intensity of my first view of Saratoga only one other time, years later, coming upon Seurat's "Sunday on la Grande Jatte" on my first visit to the Art Institute of Chicago.
The average field-of-view spot intensity peaked around 4 hr, before decreasing by 6 hr.
