Sentence examples for marked by intense from inspiring English sources

The unequal burden of violence is also marked by intense racial disparities.

The pre-Revolutionary period of Prokofiev's work was marked by intense exploration.

Their affair was marked by intense love, relentless competition, long distances and other lovers.

The selection process was marked by intense lobbying from national governments.

The period of Portuguese influence was marked by intense Roman Catholic missionary activity.

The convention was marked by intense conflict, particularly over civil rights.

"His life here is marked by an intense idiosyncratic set of beliefs," Mr. Douglas said.

The early stages of my doctoral research were marked by an intense and heady mixture of anticipation, excitement and gratitude.

Mary Ann, by contrast, followed Maggie into a self-punishing adolescence marked by an intense longing for the kind of intellectual and artistic life not generally available to girls in the muddy backwaters of late-Hanoverian England.

The subsequent presidential election campaign of 2004, the first in more than 30 years to be conducted during wartime, was marked by an intense acrimony between Bush supporters and opponents that continued after Bush's reelection.

Mr. Friedkin's survival, and his stubbornness, are probably the result of a childhood and early career that were marked by an intense hunger to succeed that has never diminished.