Sentence examples for well intense from inspiring English sources
The phrase "well intense" is not standard in written English and may be considered incorrect or awkward.
It could be used informally to describe something that is very intense, but it lacks clarity and may confuse readers. Example: "The movie was well intense, keeping me on the edge of my seat the entire time."
The tests are, well, intense.
I remember the way he looked at her when things went well; intense, prideful, the dispassionate yet hungry stare that I learned to recognize on television in coaches or trainers as they watch the taut bodies of their favorites.
Things got a little, well, intense when the three faced off on Monday's broadcast of "The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon".
Along with salt deposition in wells, intense salt precipitation is observed in the wellhead, oil pipeline gathering, metering devices, facilities for the preparation of oil, and in reservoirs in waterflooding operations (Mackay 2005).
The 2001 has an effusively fruity, smoky, sultry bouquet, as well as intense spicy flavors and a long aftertaste.
"Well, the intense media spotlight that used to shine on me doesn't shine on me any more," he says.
But Paula trained harder, often running up to 170 miles a week as well as intense core and weights sessions.
Adrian Lyne, who does well with intense relationship stories ("Fatal Attraction," "Indecent Proposal," the underrated 1997 "Lolita"), has done a remake of "La Femme Infidèle".
He has 41 from 74 balls and has played extremely well under intense pressure on both a personal and team level.
From these first, tentative experiments he evolved a style based on extreme perspective shots taken from above or below, as well as intense close-ups.
But its shrinking profit margins reflect both the industry's steep sales decline in Europe as well as intense price competition in the biggest vehicle segments.
