Sentence examples for not much intense from inspiring English sources

"From the looks on their faces and the demeanor of our players and those I've seen on television, there seems to be not much intense focus on the demands of baseball," Atlanta General Manager John Schuerholz said.

But this time of year I'd be lying if I said I wasn't much more intense about American football.

If not much else, Schwimmer has encouraged his actors to intense their energy levels and comic timing at all costs".

Don't get me wrong, because there is so much intense discussion these days, campuses can be challenging places.

As the intense backlash against McLaughlin indicates, there's not much appetite in California for punishing people — much less executing them — for their sexual orientation.

While there is not much nudity in the film, which is rated R, the emotions are intense.

However, most of the explosive activity is less intense, generating plumes in the range of a few hundred metres to not much more than 1 km height.

We were very much intense rivals.

Not much.

Then we have the shoot days, which are intense as there isn't much time and a lot to film.

And the agonising will not be much less intense even if Ed Miliband does get to Number 10.