Sentence examples for some intensity of from inspiring English sources

She felt a mixture of relief and deflation, as if she'd been cheated of something she'd braced herself to take on: some intensity of engagement, both scorching and testing.

This statistical rescaling for black and white point correction removes the influences of some extreme intensity of pixels.

As for consequences, he said: "We've had a conversation of some intensity.

But their romantic encounter had some of the intensity of a wrestling match.

McKellen has grown up and grown old with the British public, which accounts for some of the intensity of his relationship with his audience.

Mr. Kamitsuka's reading may be an acquired taste: he captured the nervous energy of the opening pages and some of the intensity of the central Adagio molto.

I still felt exposed, but I also felt that the exposure would help me regain some long-forgotten intensity of living.

Though this album lacks some of the intensity of her debut, "The Bridge," which hit hard with done-wrong vintage-soul updates, it still showcases Ms. Fiona ably.

The idea that poetry can give expression to hidden, dangerous truths is given a specific content that explains some of the intensity of their commitment to it.

The rather ordinary shellfish bisque could use some of the intensity of the crayfish sauce, but the humble corn chowder is thick and appealingly sweet, with firm chunks of haddock and spiky nettle leaves.

In September, the N.F.L. emulated baseball with N.F.L. Kickoff Live 2003, a sports and marketing festival meant to bring some of the intensity of baseball's opening day to football's season-opening week.