intently造句

The stranger gazed intently at him.

Of course, you don't stare intently as that could be a bit disconcerting and spooky!

Think about someone who looked at you intently and you possibly felt threatened by them.

Most of the afternoon, the gray-haired mother bows her head, listening intently to the speakers.

Though she appeared occupied, intently so, she was creating an illusion of busyness.

The lion was only a few feet away from our vehicle, lying down, when he looked at me intently.

And within each library, there are places to chat and places to intently focus. Visit each spot.

In other words, couples in this stage of love focus intently on the relationship and often on little else.

We know intently what the people we lost meant to us, and we are more keenly aware of how they touched and changed our lives.

They may touch a flower to sense its shape before photographing it, or listen intently for the wind blowing through leaves to locate a tree.

As we walked alongside each other, she listened intently as I told her about you, about us, about the wonderful times we Shared.

A bank of television cameras and a devoted crowd, tensof thousands strong, watch him intently, day and night, cheering and chantingin a sea of mud.

We 've all been there: Sitting at a desk or table studying intently, and then... Wham! Thoughts from all over the place invade our brains and we get distracted.

I stuck closer than her own shadow, studying intently, learning better how to be her son, as she dusted and swept, washed the dishes, and changed the babies diapers.

Then, bending his ear down over the nearest gourd, which was as high as his gut and wider than a truck tire, he gave it a solid smack and listened intently, like a doctor with a stethoscope.

Her laugh, her sniffs of contempt, and her angry or enthusiastic remarks left no doubt that she was following the action intently, and that she found both Emilia and Luise to be silly little girls.