She asks more intensely, "Are we a go?" I'm on fire.
I bought my gum and cigarettes (objects I don't typically carry) and the first thought I had was, "Where the heck am I going to keep these things?" What I didn't realize at the time was that I was asking an intensely gendered question.
The audience might well ask themselves if this intensely disturbing spectacle is a dream – and if the director has achieved it digitally, or with real dogs?
"Do you take vitamins?" she asks, still staring intensely.
And among corporate executives, even those who want to help are wary: How can the business world participate in the government's cyber initiative, they ask, if the government remains intensely secretive?
But particularly a government that is politicized as the Bush Administration, one has to ask that question even more intensely.
Before you join the scrum for the intensely hoppy triple IPA, ask yourself what you hope to get out of the glass.
Most Chinese were intensely curious about foreign life, and they liked to ask certain questions.
Other art pieces took a turn for the intensely personal, asking the viewer to consider what happens along the chain of events from manufacture to market.
"Does anyone here eat bugs?" she asked the children, who peered intensely at Jumbo.
