Sentence examples for some intensity to from inspiring English sources

Striped bass with orzo pasta could use a bouillabaisse sauce with some intensity to it.

But mobile phones are no less helpful to those who want to add some intensity to their Valentine's Day connections.

Oklahoma linebacker Eric Striker wasted no time bringing some intensity to the Red River Rivalry on Saturday when he blitzed Texas quarterback Case McCoy in the first quarter.

We're just hoping some of the later weapons and upgrades add at least some raw intensity to that gun feel.

The fight provided some temporary intensity to a game that, for the most part, was sorely lacking it.

Opening up the "Thursday Night Football" schedule is a marquee matchup between the Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Bears that should bring some December intensity to this school night in September.

By then, late in a close game, some intensity seemed to have returned.

Salma Hayek plays a ruthless drug cartel queen in Oliver Stone's "Savages," and the director says that she brought some of that intensity to the set of the film as well.

It is possible that the shoulder observed on the high-wavenumber side of the bands at 385 and 400 cm-1 at higher ΣS/ΣAs ratios is the same as the band at 420 cm-1 visible at lower ΣS/ΣAs ratios, inasmuch as there continually appears to be some intensity at around 420 cm-1 throughout the entire range of ΣS/ΣAs ratios investigated.

The quiz, incidentally, is great fun – although there's a Bergmanesque intensity to some of the multiple-choice questions, notably No 5, which lists as possible answers: "a) female breasts, b) a female sex organ, or c) a male sex organ".

However, studies indicated that although MM might help to remove the non-specific signal intensity to some extent, as many as 30% of MM probes had intensities higher than their corresponding PM probes, thus defeating the purpose of using the MM intensity to adjust the PM intensity [27], [38].