Sentence examples for nothing more intense from inspiring English sources

"But I train at a higher intensity and there's nothing more intense than Diamond League events".

I know that not everybody thinks boxing should be allowed, but from a photographic perspective it is a wonderful sport to photograph; There's so much going on - there really is nothing more intense in sport than the three minutes of a round of boxing.

"There's nothing more intense than the four months of in-season football," he says.

Make-believers (as opposed to fantasizers) want nothing more than the intense physical experiences that authenticate their games — the clatter of armor, the rope burn from a lasso.

But the King brothers' supporters say race has nothing to do with the more intense public focus on that case.

He was ashamed to breathe deeply with his mouth open like a fish out of water and faint right there in front of his classmates, who did understand the texts… unless their expression of intense faith was nothing more than an act put on so they could later get a good supper as a reward.

He's a musician of intense concentration who wants nothing more than to indulge a spirit of play, emphatic and unreserved.

The threats against her on Twitter for doing nothing more than her job had become too intense. .

As we ascended, the turbulence was a bit more intense than typical, but nothing to be alarmed over.

Real men recognize that intense and immediate intimacy is nothing more than instant gratification, which will burn out as quickly as it ignites.

A crowded multi-party system is nothing new in the Netherlands, but the divisions are growing more intense, and major parties are attracting smaller percentages of the vote.