Sentence examples for urgent intensity from inspiring English sources

Scriabin's sprawlingly romantic First Symphony sounded sturdy, sometimes sumptuous, occasionally charged with urgent intensity.

American blues singer-guitarist noted for the urgent intensity of his singing and guitar playing.

There were moments of urgent intensity and drama in the performance on opening night, whipped up by the conductor Valery Gergiev, despite some shaky execution in the orchestra.

An Irishman, he talks quietly but with an urgent intensity about his own work and that of other illustrators, about his passions and influences and about everything under the sun - from quantum mechanics, game theory and tidal waves to Chinese whispers, the ascent of man and the futility of human endeavour.

Love and loss, death and illness are very much of central importance in their work, but these Big Subjects are never handled with the urgent intensity that we often like to think of as "dramatic," and that generations weaned on the small-bore naturalism of independent film probably find smirk worthy on those rare occasions when they venture to the theater at all.

21, 1933, Tryon, N.C. died April 21 , 2003 Carry-le-Rouet, France) American singer who, created urgent emotional intensity by singing songs of love, protest, and black empowerment in a dramatic style, with a rough-edged voice.

You call them mindless, but aren't they simply girls driven to hormonal distraction by the constant crotch-level bombardment of Coldplay's music: the primal, urgent sexual intensity of Fix You, the dangling invitation to amoral hedonism implicit in every filthy note of The Scientist?

For the political tribe, primitive in their ways, the moment on election night when the clock strikes 10 is one of urgent, almost physical intensity.

I may have read too much into this line, because I see signs of hawkishness everywhere in Macdonald's behaviour: the tugging and twining of her long black hair, the scratching of her arm, the quick, urgent movements, the intensity of her eyes.

It is the most emotional, insistent, urgent: perhaps it is the intensity of the novel that has earned Lawrence his reputation as a sex-obsessed writer.

We weren't sharp enough or urgent enough and we lacked intensity.