Sentence examples for leaving intensely from inspiring English sources

The amide salt is quite insoluble and readily precipitates out of solution, leaving intensely coloured ammonia solutions of the alkali metals.

The merle phenotype is a dominant trait, with heterozygous dogs presenting a coat colour in which eumelanic regions are incompletely and irregularly diluted, leaving intensely pigmented patches.

The questions are left hanging in the air, but we are left intensely conscious of them - of the ambiguity, so to put it, that hangs over all beauty, all desire.

The thin liquid that rises to the top would be discarded, leaving an intensely flavored residue.

Their very existence has no leeway or buffer, leaving them intensely vulnerable to shifts in the local economy.

Yet it summons the dead woman's spirit in a way no amount of reflective deathbed writing ever could, and left me intensely moved.

The days after Kay left were intensely hot — it was the middle of June — and, as always at such times, the atmosphere in the city was exceptionally charged.

The financial collapse, the damage it did to most folks' assets and wages, and the strong sense from voters that billionaires on Wall Street got bailed out and then made out like bandits has left an intensely sour and cynical taste in most voters' mouths.

The meaning and worth of life, and the manner of leaving it, become intensely important on the knife edge of survival; the historical version of the 1912 expedition, with its heroes and villains, is overturned by the tense unfolding of what really happened.

You eventually decide to leave: but where do you go? Leaving abusive relationships is intensely difficult.

But should all physicians be subject to intense scrutiny by the D.E.A. and risk arrest and prosecution, leaving legitimate patients to suffer intensely or scramble to find other doctors willing to risk taking them on?