He gazed at it, and, turning to Rolf, said with intense meaning:

It is not always the case, but this is an Old Firm derby with an intense meaning.

So stern was the girl's voice, so full of intense meaning, as to amaze the infamous woman who confronted her.

The look was so full of intense meaning that, coming in a flash with the electric flash, it startled the doctor.

To "rank himself with princes" had been the intense meaning of his life since ragged and fiercely imaginative childhood.

This thrilling desire assailed them both at once-theirhands clung closer-theireyes, a moment before so heavy and sad, gleamed with intense meaning.

You put into this single phrase a more intense meaning and a greater variety of thought than I ever suspected it was capable of expressing.

"Except a mistress," he added, turning his eyes upon her face, full of intense meaning.

"Do you see what colour the curtain is?" she asked Cicely, throwing a note of intense meaning into her question.

"So!" said Rosa, scrutinizing the flushed countenance of the other, her own full of intense meaning, "you HAVE had your misgivings!"