Sentence examples for over intense from inspiring English sources

Before the war is over, intense fighting is expected inside the tiny wedge of territory still held by the rebels, where an estimated 200,000 civilians are trapped.

Seldom does a painter have such control over intense color -- for example in "No.

Devendra Banhart, the Bees and Klaxons have in recent weeks namechecked ayahuasca, a so-called "plant medicine" taken in the Peruvian rainforest over intense 10-day periods.

Roosevelt brought the nation along with him over intense objections from the right; Reagan did likewise despite apocalyptic warnings from the left.

He pointed to the news that Trump was giving up on Virginia as a sign that his mode of politics can prevail over intense hostility.

"The uproar over the canal foreshadowed the single-issue attacks over intense, emotional issues from abortion to gun control to same-sex marriage that have become a constant refrain in elections for offices high and low".

He is quite intense, but I wouldn't say over-intense.

Italian, died 1916 German expressionism is sometimes accused (for instance by the music critic Alex Ross in his book The Rest is Noise) of sharing some supposed German spirit of over-intense belligerence.

It may be that after working under the somewhat over-intense Nigel Pearson last season the Leicester players are ready for a laugh and a joke, or it may be that Ranieri's cosmopolitan track record suits a side that ended their last match with 11 nationalities on the pitch.

Over-intense workouts increase fatigue and wear out your muscles, harming your performance.

Yet many municipal systems are old and inefficient, and competition to take them over is intense.