Sentence examples for once more intense from inspiring English sources

But it came in the centre of a stretch from 1996-99 during which she seemed to be pushing the form further out in every direction at once – more intense, more complex, more experimental – and, in pulling it off, becoming an even more powerful artist.

The combination of inquiries and findings seemed to illustrate once more the intense scrutiny faced by journalists and editors in Britain at a time when the news business is struggling to make a painful and costly adjustment to the digital era.

Telluride, now in its 37th year, is at once more relaxed and more intense than other festivals.

But this presence makes many Germans uneasy and the country is now plunged once more into an intense debate about how open it should be.

The report delineated that rainfall would be at once more sporadic and intense.

And it's fitting, too, since James Tyler macabrely told me he imagines seeing it installed someday on a flooding island overwhelmed by rising sea levels – or maybe "on a melting glacier" – once global warming gets more intense.

Although never uncontroversial, intellectual property rights in biotechnological innovation are once more the focus of intense debate.

That's been clear for a while now, and things became even more intense once Anarchopanda got arrested.

Taking a break can make your kissing all the more intense once you reconnect.

And the pain will be even more intense when, once again settled back home in the United States, you find yourself homesick for that foreign country and starting to wonder where home really is.

Consider a prejudice once thought to be even more intense than racial prejudice: If we've made even a quarter of the progress in racial matters that we have in issues regarding sexuality, that alone turns the Bradley Effect on its ear. 2. There are 60 million Americans of voting age who hadn't yet reached the age of eight in 1982.