Sentence examples for may be intensely from inspiring English sources

The measure of unbearable suffering needs to be differentiated from the intensity of symptoms; symptoms may be intensely present yet bearable, and vice versa [ 17].

Don't, Don't, Don't Ordinary Russians may be intensely interested in the latest presidential get-together.

"The public simply will not tolerate vagueness about medical records that may be intensely private to them.

Many religious Jews, to be sure, like many other Jews and non-Jews alike, may be intensely skeptical of some Palestinians' intentions regarding Israel and its Jewish citizens.

How is it that the imagination of the Australian public during this World Cup has been captured by nations which may be intensely proud but are relatively tiny and a long way away?

All of this focus on locks instead of issues may be intensely irritating to anyone who wishes that elections would be more high-minded, and the question of exactly why hair has become so scrutinized is one that deserves a story unto itself.

Jeff in Venice, flawed as he may be, is intensely alive as a character; the narrator in Varanasi is a cipher.

Elena is, like her creator (whoever she may be) an intensely ambitious writer: she is confused, engaged, ardent, brilliant.

"Given the significance of the tragedy, the Winter Garden may be more intensely used than before, and in different ways," said Cesar Pelli, the World Financial Center's original architect, who also designed the Winter Garden's new front door, a $3.5 million facade facing ground zero.

This also means that analysts need to take the role of ethnographer and the reading position of participant-observer, since such knowledge may be either intensely local, or generalised within the language and its users.

He may be grieving intensely the loss of his mother tongue and everything familiar.