Sentence examples for not particularly intense from inspiring English sources

For most of the young people, the smell of old people was not particularly intense or unpleasant.

Real estate agents say that home prices have risen steadily in recent years but that demand is currently not particularly intense.

Thus, if we are to understand CAR to reflect the cumulative stress over time, a relatively short bout of exercise that is not particularly intense may not produce any alteration in CAR, since it is unlikely to illicit acute HPA responses.

Generally, El Niño storms themselves are not particularly intense.

Generally, El Niño storms themselves are not particularly intense.

PAGE C1 Science Times FINDING A SCAPEGOAT When Epidemics Strike The swine flu outbreak of 2009 has not been particularly intense, and neither has the reaction.

Joshua isn't a particularly intense patron of any other video games, hasn't really played anything of note in "about ten years".

"Stanning," in case you're not familiar, is a particularly intense way to be a fan of someone.

Then who am I? On the list of governors, I've become second tier!" Many Coloradans outside the Denver area don't yet have a full sense of this side of Hickenlooper, because his campaign for governor didn't subject him to particularly intense scrutiny.

The controversy was particularly intense because, not long before Kalanke, the Bundesverfassungsgericht (Federal Constitutional Court) had held that the prohibition of gender discrimination laid down in Article 3 Paragraph 3 of the Grundgesetz (the German constitution), was not sufficient to promote equality of men and women.

Their relationship was intense but not particularly faithful on either side, and it was based on a shared taste for what the French call le vice anglais.