Sentence examples for oddly intense from inspiring English sources

Among them are the poets W. S. Merwin (compelling) and Jane Hirshfield (oddly intense) and the ubiquitous Columbia scholar and father of Uma, Robert Thurman.

As an adolescent cartoon buff, I didn't think it terribly funny — just oddly intense, with something malevolent in the rendering of the ashman's simian limbs, drooping gargoylish head, fangs, pop eyes, and crazily lolling tongue.

As an adolescent cartoon buff, I didn't think it terribly funny just oddly intense, with something malevolent in the rendering of the ashman's simian limbs, drooping gargoylish head, fangs, pop eyes, and crazily lolling tongue.

When they were parted, Gabrielle wrote her letters that seemed oddly intense, even given the high-keyed friendships people develop when they are shut up together: "Walls separate us, but I know you are somewhere. . .

That alone is enough for any right-thinking man to cancel a night out with the wife and her parents at the nearest mid-range Italian restaurant and instead sit in the dark watching Guillem Balague and that oddly intense man from Sky Sports present the action from the Bernabéu.

But that middle way is oddly intense.

It is a feeling made oddly more intense by the time of year.

Vuillard's gift was for private, keyhole views, intense, oddly cropped and voyeuristic, which seem to speak a secret language, like a joke between friends or lovers.

'Nice', oddly for such an intense writer, is a word he uses often.

Obviously, it works the other way, too: the Flyers fans can feel re-connected to their town, and its (to me oddly accented but certainly intense) hockey heritage, and all the rest.

Microwaved desserts are usually rubbery and oddly textured; the brownies emerged intense, gooey and satisfying.