Sentence examples for more intense is from inspiring English sources

The only difference between a caprice and a lifelong passion is that the caprice (is more intense, is more enjoyable, lasts a little longer).

As medicine has much improved since our births 19 years ago, even more intense is the need to evaluate the consequences of the more widespread use of fertility-enhancing therapies that may contribute to the rise in multiple births.

Their leader, Nick Matt Sbegliaan an earnest, Elijah Wood presence, just more intense), is an industrious killjoy in the Paul McCartney of "Let It Be" mode, who makes his slacker mates throw away their drugs (and give up their cellphones!) to work on their art.

Even more intense is the work of the Norwegian Kare Kivijarvi (1938-1991), whigh-contrasttrast prints range from the nervous moments of a bridegroom and his friends before a wedding in Helsinki (1965) to an arresting close-up of an Eskimo boy under a grotesque tribal mask that hangs directly above his head.

With sol ratio increasing, more intense is the alkali slag reaction, reducing density and hindering depolymerization.

The smaller the grain size, the more intense is the dielectric relaxation.

"It's a lot more intense," was Daniel Sturridge's verdict on pre-season.

What made the pressure more intense was that, in between the two penalties, England had beaten Switzerland.

Initially, a 6-month groundwater flow simulation, representing the dry season, when saltwater intrusion is more intense, was implemented.

The more significant the loss, the more intense are the feelings.

Differences in the expression of Carbonic Anhydrase IX were more intense, being the percentage of positive cells 4 times higher in CYS12 tumors.