Sentence examples for is unusually intense from inspiring English sources

For a laidback guy, Haye is unusually intense in the ring, as if wired to the mains.

The opening salvo of television and radio advertisements, automated calls and fundraising appeals is unusually intense this early in the election cycle, and it comes just seven months after the Democrats took control of Congress.

The chatter surrounding "Behind the Candelabra," which arrives at a time when gay rights are at the forefront of public debate, is unusually intense.

The war in the War Cabinet was unusually intense even by Washington's high standards.

Campaigns are unusually intense at Patrick Henry; candidates hire pollsters and form slates.

They are unusually intense and passionate eating, sleeping, and breathing their businesses and inspiring others to do the same.

[cartoon id= a9969"] The war in the War Cabinet was unusually intense even by Washington's high standards.

There have been false dawns before, though recent negotiations have been unusually intense.Mr Xi is certainly fond of nationalist rhetoric.

Although it's not uncommon for Wilson to delve into the natural history of a particular species, his interest in this bird has been unusually intense.

The '05 Le Clos was unusually intense and dense, full of fruit and violet aromas, yet light in the glass in that typical Burgundian way.

And the speculation this year over bonuses has been unusually intense; the question of Congress's extending or eliminating Bush-era tax breaks that have been in place for much of the last decade has only fueled conjecture.