Sentence examples for particular intensity from inspiring English sources

There is a particular intensity to this unpolished photography.

First, because to write is to practice, with particular intensity and attentiveness, the art of reading.

Her revulsion at the dowdiness of evil gives her portraits of the Nazis a particular intensity of rage.

While we were at this program, everyone worked with a particular intensity.

Children and grandchildren of former slaves sometimes read the book with particular intensity.

One was "the particular intensity" of his wife's romantic relationships, for instance with Elias Canetti, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1981.

Perhaps because Diana is a bit hard of hearing, she fixes her attention closely on whomever she's talking to, and her gaze took on a particular intensity.

At moments of particular intensity, especially in the Dies Irae, the enormousness of the musical statement can dissolve into a kind of muddiness, a great swirl of sound.

In particular, intensity-related variables may be especially important (e.g., the coupling of perception-action and intensity).

At 8 and 12 weeks postoperatively in particular, the intensity was about half that at day 0. Because of this low intensity the tissue could have become detached from the plug cartilage before 24 weeks postoperatively (Fig. 5c).

She listens with a particular numbed intensity.