Sentence examples for uncommon intensity from inspiring English sources
Its director, Matthew Thompson, recalls an actor of uncommon intensity.
Major institutions are focussing on audience appeal with uncommon intensity this spring.
Matthew Gamble brought an appealing lyric baritone voice and uncommon intensity to Ford, Alice Ford's husband.
Reid Barbour's detailed biography goes a long way towards proving that it was in fact "a remarkable life", lived with "uncommon intensity".
With a passion for perfection, an uncommon intensity and a brilliant short game, Ballesteros won five major championships in a 10-year span.
It will be projected in twenty-minute loops on the walls of the Metropolitan Museum's Vélez Blanco Patio (March 20-29). Major institutions are focussing on audience appeal with uncommon intensity this spring.
And Pamina, sung by the soprano Dorothea Röschmann with uncommon emotional intensity yet within the bounds of elegant Mozartean style, wore a dress that would have suited Strauss's perky Zerbinetta, though Smetana's Bartered Bride in a strangely colored shmatte also came to mind.
She "rose to a pitch of emotional intensity" uncommon for a child actor, Lambert says, a pitch she'd hit time and again in her later roles.
Or to put it a different way, he is, in a general, non-diagnostic sense of the word, totally crazy — in that he seems to be living in public with a kind of uncommon, even unknowable intensity.
Returning to Hollywood after a rather disappointing season at the Old Vic in 1933 -- bitterly disappointing to him, if rather less so to the public and press -- he gave a sequence of indelible performances of uncommon pressure and intensity: Captain Bligh in "Mutiny on the Bounty," Javer in "Les Misèrables and Edward Moulton-Barrettt in "The Barretts of Wimpole Street".
Although Tungal has written many librettos and drama pieces, she has definitely enjoyed her greatest public fame at the Estonian Song Festivals, at which authors are called to take the stage before hundreds of thousands of cheering and clapping audience members expressing delight with an intensity uncommon for Estonians.
