Sentence examples for terrible intensity from inspiring English sources

Girl and bird bonded with terrible intensity and spent much time in each other's company.

The terrible intensity of the young athlete was gone; what was left was the pure joy of playing this difficult game well.

Most of us walk unseeing through the world, unaware alike of its beauties and wonders and of the strange and sometimes terrible intensity of the lives that are being lived about us.

Generations of haunted readers have been possessed by the sweet, terrible intensities of Brontë creativity.

Throughout the 20 years since the morning when my world was shattered, I have relived that devastating moment again and again in all its terrible emotional intensity.

"Our intensity was terrible," Hornets Coach Byron Scott said.

She wrote of Edinburgh with a child's intensity: the "amazingly terrible" smells of the Old Town, the sight of the unemployed fighting, spitting and cursing, but also the way it might become "a floating city when the light was a special pearly white".Her own neighbourhood, Bruntsfield, was middle-class, and her parents Jewish-Episcopalian.

This mimesis denied creates a terrible hunger in the reader — Glück's intensity is often a form of starvation.

But the concert was almost uniformly terrible, save for a few moments of musical intensity and some individual stories.

But to a young child, other than knowing that Germany had done something terrible to the people closest to me, the intensity of feelings was quite difficult to process.

It would also be a terrible idea, the dark-skies advocates say, because a revolving beam of such intensity on a building so tall would light up the night sky like a pinball machine.