Sentence examples for more intense once from inspiring English sources

That's been clear for a while now, and things became even more intense once Anarchopanda got arrested.

Taking a break can make your kissing all the more intense once you reconnect.

And the pain will be even more intense when, once again settled back home in the United States, you find yourself homesick for that foreign country and starting to wonder where home really is.

The overripe versions are easier to mash, but don't give a more intense flavour once they're cooked.

But her turmoil became even more intense after those disclosures, once she realized that little of the serious, internal work of self-acceptance had begun.

But it came in the centre of a stretch from 1996-99 during which she seemed to be pushing the form further out in every direction at once – more intense, more complex, more experimental – and, in pulling it off, becoming an even more powerful artist.

The wrestling match has become more intense as I grow, at once basking in the glow of oppressed people's genius while cringing to hear hurtful slogans of oppression like fa***t be driven deeper into the collective consciousness.

Once one or more intense storms develop along the East Coast or western Atlantic, they reinforce the strong Greenland blocking pattern, intensifying the negative phase of the AO.

Both sides agree that the strife has grown more intense in recent years as Newark, once mostly concerned with survival, finds itself in the midst of a modest boom.

On Monday, after Carnival's ship Fascination docked with nearly 200 of 2,000 passengers ill, the ship was given a more intense cleaning than usual and loaded once again for four days at sea.

It's "did it produce pleasure or not?" Maybe the pleasure is more intense than a great doughnut, but once you put it merely in the realm of pleasure it can be a solitary experience.