Sentence examples for stormy intensity from inspiring English sources
Can a lasagna with as little sunshine and as much stormy intensity as Mr. Trabocchi's justly call itself lasagna?
In her memoir, Summitt calls Auriemma "the first opponent I'd met who could match me for stormy intensity," and reveals that their competition spilled over even into her office aquarium: "When we got a fish tank in our offices at Tennessee and two of the fish tried to devour each other, I named them Pat and Geno.
The sound has the lightness and fleetness of a greyhound, and the forte passages, rattling and stormy, have an intensity that makes them seem somehow louder than they would in the heavier but more polished sound of a modern grand.
They convey all the intensity of the stormy Sonata No. 7, even during the Scherzo, which they play in a wily way that makes you not trust the surface humor.
He gave a commanding performance of Chopin's stormy Polonaise in F sharp minor, with its melancholic, mazurkalike middle section, and brought steely intensity to the famous Polonaise in A flat.
And during the stormy episodes of the development section the reined-in quality of the playing actually enhanced the musical intensity.
In 1957, the lyrical intensity of Joan's swarming strokes fused in the epic crescendos of "Ladybug" and "To the Harbormaster," named for the stormy poem by O'Hara.
Intensity, intensity, intensity.
(Stormy applause, all rise).
Ukrainian politics are again stormy.
