The phrase "that was intense" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could write "I just finished my first marathon and all I can say is that was intense!".
Other managers reported smoke that was "intense" and "caustic smelling".
("Oh Lars, that was intense," Ms. Dunst was heard to say afterward).
"Mascletá!" – a festival of firecrackers – shouted the cover of Sport the day after a game that was intense and controversial, emotional and enjoyable, in which tackles flew and goalkeepers did too, one that had over 20 shots.
The corps de ballet, admirably urgent, and the three leading women (Ms. Ringer, Sara Mearns and Megan Fairchild) gave Mr. Neal the final "Serenade" he deserved: an outpouring of textured, lush dancing that was intense and emotional in its connections to the wellsprings of the movement and the rhythms of the Tchaikovsky score.
What's not coincidence is the way Sevilla performed in a 1-0 victhat that was clinched with Stephen N'Zonzi releasing his inner Kanouté, striding through to score the only goal of a game that was intense and fascinating in the rain at the Pizjuán.
And the tomatoes were also excellent, with a concentrated tomato taste that was intense and summery.
I like to be in an environment that is intense, but then I feel like I have a handle on.
She added, "I had crushes on other boys that were intense, and Ed was not one of them".
It takes winemaking skill, as well as old vines, to make wines that are intense but drinkable.
His style neither flinches nor overdramatizes but rather creates difficult situations that are intense and uncomfortably real.
