Sentence examples similar to nearly intense from inspiring English sources

The most intense fighting in nearly a year has led to reports of widespread atrocities, including the burning of nearly 30 villages, abductions of boys as young as 10, and rapes and abductions of girls and women.

The most intense fighting in nearly nine months of Israeli-Palestinian clashes has taken place here in the Gaza Strip, where Israeli troops guard small numbers of Jewish settlers who live in heavily fortified enclaves among more than 1 million impoverished Palestinians.

The celebrations were nearly as intense as the game.

None of them is nearly as intense, of course.

In person she's not nearly so intense.

In the next era the same passions, nearly as intense, would be successfully redirected by Ronald Reagan.

By 1968, cattle use was nearly as intense as during the days of the cattle barons.

But he said that the reaction was "not nearly as intense" as the one last April.

But the clashes have not been nearly as intense as just before the signing of the peace pact.

City officials never detected an infected mosquito in Central Park last year, but the surveillance was not nearly as intense.

Violence between the security forces and Islamist militants is not nearly as intense as at its peak in the mid-1990s buthehe blood still flows.