Sentence examples for remarkably intense from inspiring English sources

At the very least, Mr. Franco has a remarkably intense screen presence.

In his maturity, Rore produced a number of remarkably intense madrigals for the court of Parma.

Padmore compensated for what, by his standards, was a low-key start with moments of remarkably intense declamation later on.

With your perspective scraping the tarmac, leaning the body to turn, it's a remarkably intense, immediate experience.

Similarly, his butternut squash soup involves repeated layering of flavors so that -- after four hours of cooking (including making vegetable stock) -- the result is remarkably intense.

By King Creosote standards, it's a remarkably intense performance – there's none of his usual jokey, self-deprecating, between-song chat – which seems fitting.

On the other hand, she opened Beethoven's "Waldstein" Sonata with a remarkably powerful and intense piano (in the sense of quiet playing).

Remarkably, after three intense days of brainstorming at Thought Den, we found ourselves returning to the same ideas they suggested when the brief was first written.

Its featured player, on soprano saxophone, was Dick Oatts, who pushed himself through a long, intense, remarkably coherent solo; rarely is jazz so hard driving on a Carnegie Hall Jazz Band program.

Remarkably, a less intense Merino signal was detected in the Australian Merino.

This pattern stresses how selective processes remarkably cope with intense sequence turnover due to substitutions, mobile element insertions, and recombination to preserve the integrity of functional landscape.