Sentence examples for some of the intensity from inspiring English sources

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

"We have got a break for a week now and we have to reignite some of the intensity we had earlier".

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.

That doesn't sound a lot, I know, but throughout the winter your volume will steadily increase and so will some of the intensity.

The scale of the staging dilutes some of the intensity in this production, but Murphy is riveting, even in scenes that seem over-extended.

The peak of carbonyl stretch mode in PBT shifted to a lower wavenumber and some of the intensities of methylene rocking modes or bending modes increased as crystallisation of PBT proceeded.

For example, some measure of the intensity of the curvature ("the strength of the gravitational field") may increase without bound as one traverses the incomplete path.

Some quantification of the intensity of the NCAM staining would greatly improve the validity of the authors statements here.

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.

As seen, there are some differences of the intensities of the peaks in the FT-IR spectra of MCM-41 and MCM-41/CeO2, which resulted from the doping of CeO2.