Intensity In A Sentence

• She spoke with an intensity which disturbed him.
• Her eyes were deep with the intensity of her emotion.
• Does this color increase in intensity on standing?
• The intensity of my emotion sealed my lips.
• She stared at him in silent intensity for a moment.
• He realized with sickening intensity that he had lost his bearings.
• Perhaps it was the intensity of his gaze that caused Louise to glance up.
• Then why," he went on, his voice rising with the intensity of his feelings.

• With the development of the details he showed an attention which grew in intensity at every stage.
• The audience, rapt with the intensity of the incident, were breathlessly engrossed.
• And he proclaims his message with the intensity of conviction of an Old Testament prophet.
• Boyce listened with intensity to his father because he knew that he was communing with a great mind.
• Only the grasshopper persists with tragical intensity in his futile rehearsal for the role of humming bird.
• The use of the orotund voice varies according to the intensity of the thought and feeling being expressed.
• By this plan currents of considerable intensity and alternating in direction at each revolution were induced in the coil.
• There was such a strange mixture of intensity and innocence in them, he scarcely knew how to meet them.
• I have spoken of all colours as of full intensity and purity, but we have to deal also with other conditions.
• Nothing could have been more dramatic than the quiet voice that now rose, now fell with intensity of feeling.
• The intensity of the heat may be shown by bringing into the flame pieces of metal such as iron wire or zinc.
• This is an interesting vigil, but a vigil loses some of its intensity when you can't keep awake.
• Runyon had lowered his voice almost to a whisper, and had spoken with intensity as one sometimes speaks to children.
• But there is a sturdiness of character and stirring intensity of action, with a happy admixture of buffoonery, through it all.
• Its tremendous intensity robbed it of all direction and left me adrift in the big black-and-white hall as on a silent sea.
• He was conscious only of the intensity of the moment, the pleading of her eyes, the warm breath upon his cheeks.
• The curiosity of the audience had dilated with such intensity that all who had been standing, still stood, and not a creature stirred.
• Rummaging through his pockets with mock intensity he thrust into her hands, at last, a small pad of paper and a pencil.
• Heat cannot be measured by the use of a thermometer alone, since the thermometer measures the intensity of heat, not its quantity.
• After the twelfth year the intensity of the visions rapidly diminished, and at length only occurred when he turned himself upon his face in bed.
• The number engaged in crimes, instead of turning them into laudable acts, only augments the quantity and intensity of the guilt.
• Her head drooped, she hid her face in her hands, and thus she knelt as one absorbed in an intensity of prayer.
• It was patched by rocks of lavender, of yellow, and of green, and belled over by the intensity of the morning blue above.
• Humour seems to be as much an attribute of our nature as love, and, like it, varies in intensity with different individuals.
• Facing Mildred, whose color was heightened by the intensity of her emotion, he began softly to play.
• He took hold of the brass handles, and watched the dial, like a clock-face, that marked the intensity of the current.
• She had risen with the intensity of her appeal, and now, white with passion, Radwalader flashed to his feet at her side.
• This does not take into account any observed differences in shade of colour attributable to natural oxidation which might vary in intensity from day to day.
• And, as ever, when Joe saw her newly, after a period of a day or more away, he was taken with her intensity and her almost brittle beauty.
• The face of Nature wears in the shining month a beauty something less than mature, but more than the mischief and troubling intensity of April.
• I do not mean elevated in pitch, but in the sense of being launched upon a higher level of thought and with greater intensity than is usually called for by ordinary conversation.
• Probably to no human being in all history did the hopes, the prayers, the aspirations of many millions of his fellows turn with such poignant intensity as to him at the close of the war.

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