The difference between the stoned parents and the turpentine-huffing kids who go clean isn't, actually, one of sober versus altered states; it has more to do with those who seek intensity and those who shield themselves from it.
His gestures as a conductor were simple and emphatic: seeking more intensity from his drummer, Jackson Krall, he mimed the bashing of a cymbal.
Then his fear of intimacy results in his charms wearing off, his walls going up and then seeking fresh intensity in the form of an affair.
They thrive on the reward-seeking intensity of entrepreneurship, but once they defeat the galleon and seize the treasure, they are compelled to do it all over again.
Sometimes called the "deep image" poets, Bly and his friends sought spiritual intensity and transcendence of the self rather than confessional immediacy.
Owing to the enormous amount of computation in IDA, seeking an efficient intensity measure (IM) is of vital importance.
We chose to obtain prevalence values rather than incidence for morbidity and treatment seeking, as the intensity of data collection required for accurately measuring incidence would have increased the interaction of workers and families to an unrealistic level that may have influenced treatment seeking behaviour.
Other aspects of this legacy the skepticism of Descartes, calling into question authoritarian axioms; the violent, self-seeking intensity of Racinian passion, fueled by repression and guilt; and the abrasive irony that Voltaire turned against established bigotry, prejudice, and injustice were less well viewed in the circles of established order.
In this paper, I have identified three important areas of policy support, namely building a supporting entrepreneurial culture in the region, encouraging early stage firms and entrepreneurs to inter-regional knowledge transfer and seeking to increase R&D intensity and commercialisation from increased collaboration amongst R&D intensive milieus and firms dominated by other types of knowledge.
The intensity of seeking a recovery from these events has meant that we've seen sunsets, we've swum in the sea, we've skied and ridden bikes and laughed and met wonderful people.
She may have grasped the wrong word in seeking to convey the intensity of her feelings – many would prefer it if she had settled on "violated" instead - but I do not believe her intention was to denigrate the crime or to diminish its seriousness.
