Sentence examples for most intense influence from inspiring English sources

The Mari and Chuvash have lived in a quasi-symbiotic relationship from about ad 700 to this day, though the period of most intense influence ended in 1236, when Tatar contacts became pressing.

It developed between 800 and 550 bce, peaking sharply from 600 to 550, and was directed along the southern coast in precisely the areas of most-intense Phoenician influence and settlement.

Not too mild, but not the most intense …" "I can also accept that the greater the influence, the greater the responsibility.

David Cameron's European policy risks triggering the "most intense period of instability" in Britain since the Second World War, jeopardising jobs, prosperity and the country's influence in the world, Tony Blair will warn today.

While these speculations were at their most intense, he retired to a lonely farmhouse near Culbone, Somersetshire, and, according to his own account, composed under the influence of laudanum the mysterious poetic fragment known as "Kubla Khan".

The struggle against Bolshevism became most intense.

But it was arguably the most intense.

"We should be at our most intense.

Which was at its most intense then".

They provoke the most intense emotions.

We had the most intense jams.