Sentence examples for philosophical intensity from inspiring English sources

Building ineffably toward a howling peak, the piece conveyed potent sensations of questing trajectory and philosophical intensity.

Moby-Dick's encyclopaedic digressions on scrimshaw and flensing sit alongside passages of narrative excitement or mystical intensity, philosophical meditations and jokes.

"Much in his novels reflects the depth, breadth and intensity of his philosophical interests," says Jonathan Bennett.

As Schlegel himself had often regretted, by taking too many different topics into consideration, his work lost the intensity of its philosophical and critical insights.

The dizzying range of musical talent among this year's three Pulitzer finalists from Du Yun's eerie precision and Fure's snarling intensity to Soper's philosophical exegeses should be treated not as a victory but as a clarion call.

The intensity of developing his philosophical vision precipitated a psychological crisis in the isolated scholar.

Depth and intensity were also present in his philosophical conversation.

Describing his grand -- even grandiose -- plans for a philosophical-counseling empire fills Marinoff with a combative intensity.

His poetry is complex, philosophical and witty, and in Russian it has a formal intensity and semantic density that is impossible to reproduce in English, much to Brodsky's disappointment.

There is very little love in his work, very little emotional intensity; its richness and complexity is that of philosophical problems, of theology and ontology, not of human relationships.

In epic, mock-epic, philosophical poems, or witty society pieces he was preeminent, but to the modern critic the linguistic intensity that might indicate genius is missing.