Sentence examples for more intensity as from inspiring English sources
While nearly all of Ms. Etheridge's songs call their object of desire "you," not specifying gender, her songs take on more intensity as celebrations of gay love, not just fighting lovers' quarrels but defying anyone who would disapprove.
Wonderfully played and spoken in blank verse, the play has a great script that would have had more intensity as a one-act; that would have allowed Bartlett's craft to be really heard and felt throughout.
IT is nearly midnight as James Turrell calls out to Benjamin Pearcy, "Can you give me that blue again, with more intensity?" As Mr. Pearcy begins punching buttons on an electronic control board, Mr. Turrell, best known for carving Roden Crater in Arizona into an artwork, helps himself to a slice of pizza and a Coke.
It just happens with much more intensity at various times, as adversities of all kinds come and go.
Where the Ali/Toumani record is mostly a relaxed groove, there's more intensity here, as Ballaké attacks his strings, driven on by the n'goni player Mahamadou Maissoko.
In both countries, informants frequently report limitations in the use of the referral and counter-referral forms, although in Brazil fundamental problems emerge with more intensity, such as the absence of basic clinical information (e.g. the reason for the referral by primary care doctors) and the lack of counter-referrals by specialists.
The less intensed peak was known as D band and peak having more intensity was known as G band.
This rule assumes the impact intensity is constant or becomes more intense as volcanic hazard intensity increases.
Such surface/edge chemical bond change of GQDs results in that as-made rGQDs exhibit more than two times fluorescence intensity as strong as that of the pristine GQDs.
The director, a small Japanese whirlwind with lots of tousled hair, shouts voluminous and detailed instructions, which Bob's translator renders simply as "more intensity".
Yet Rhye could summon more intensity when it wanted to, as in the up-tempo disco number "Hunger" and "Major Minor Love," which erupted -- OK, gently escalated -- into a kind of noisy synth jam, with Ben Schwier drawing the evening's harshest textures from his bank of keyboards.
