Sentence examples for suitably intense from inspiring English sources
"The End of the Affair" is suitably intense and sombre.
(Mr. Blanchard makes a suitably intense rocker; the original music is by Shane Rettig).
For the first few appearances, I tried memorising the order of red lights that indicated the active camera, staring down the lens, looking suitably intense or manic, until someone pointed out that I looked bloody stupid.
While the work's protagonists — Amy Hutchins as the spunky (if not altogether convincingly macho) Viola; Elena Shaddow as Olivia, her unwelcome wooer; Steve Wilson as the obsessed duke, Orsino; and Geoff Wilson as the reunited twin, Sebastian — are all handsome to behold and suitably intense in their portrayals, Shakespeare's also-rans provide the play with its most memorable moments.
The latest game from Platinum Games on the Switch looks to be the suitably intense action game, Astral Chain, that is exactly what the console needs right now.
Unsurprisingly, Chiklis ("The Shield") is suitably intense and wily, and Moss and O'Mara offer understated but fine supporting work.
Matching wine with such firecracker flavours can be painful, but the list is full of suitably fresh, light and fruit-driven wines, including an intense, juicy 2005 Gembrook Hill Sauvignon Blanc from the Yarra Valley (£27).
For less intense taste, add some of this flavoured salt and pair it with a suitably tasting partner.
For the coming autumn collection – which starts to hit shelves in August – suitably erudite inspirations include a book of photographs by the architect John Pawson ("amazing images of nature, with intense autumnal colours, bold oranges and saffrons", says Andersson) as well as Patti Smith and Nick Cave.
Hales was suitably inspired.
