Sentence examples for kind intensely from inspiring English sources

He was at once fierce and kind, intensely serious and very funny.

Interestingly, the diversification of cyclins D2 and D3 was not associated with accumulation of atypical replacements, but after that replacements of this kind intensely accumulated in paralog D2 in the different vertebrate clades.

But this kind of intensely worked drama is a creative cul-de-sac.

Not everyone would be happy living this kind of intensely examined life.

It remains true today: as the most individualistic of all democracies, America creates, rewards, obsesses over stars of every kind and intensely extols personal success.

At its best, the quartet plays with a brand of fierce, sharply directed energy and the kind of intensely focused sound that makes every line in a texture stand out clearly.

The trumpeter Bill Dixon has explored a kind of intensely abstract improvising since the 1970's, getting quieter and quieter as the years go by; a few of his albums have been remarkable.

Ms. Glück's poems survive, as she has survived, through an unflinching analysis of her own life, not in order to wallow in self-pity but to strive after a kind of intensely self-critical honesty.

There are very few people capable of this kind of intensely skilled precision work; silversmithing used to be a big industry in Britain but has dwindled to a shadow of its Victorian and Edwardian self.

Instead, it is a kind of intensely alive hybrid: a work of radical honesty that uses the most intimate of experiences, particularly sexual, as a way of prying open the devastating way in which political systems work to exclude and silence the unwanted.

He is, I am told by some, "intensely kind" and "loyal".