Sentence examples for may seem intense from inspiring English sources

It may seem intense and hard, but just give yourself a few minutes to catch your breath and smile, of course!

"If we don't have specific information on where he is, then obviously any search on the surface may not seem intense, but it is," said Colonel Thomas of the Central Command.

His love-affair with Mr Bush may seem particularly intense (typical date: dinner at the White House to watch a film about the Cuban missile crisis; typical present from George: naming the Justice Department after Robert Kennedy).

At first, they may seem quiet and intense, but they are always feeling their feelings.

They exist in all worlds, but they may seem to people more intense here".

Affable as Kelly may seem, settling in under the most intense spotlight in college football hasn't been easy.

Celebrities don't necessarily opt to adopt more often than the rest of the population, although it may seem that way because of the intense media coverage of famous babies.

Robert's adventures may seem feverish and over the top, more intense, even, than the novels of Toni Morrison or the stories of Flannery O'Connor.

The researchers conclude, "It may seem a cruel irony that temptations become more intense just when one's guard is down.

It may seem ridiculously simple, but knowing it can lead to a number of more intense knotting.

It may seem like a long time, but spending two weeks jogging before doing an intense run can save you from serious physical injury.