Sentence examples for becoming intensely from inspiring English sources

Reading, and, as a child, being read to, becoming intensely involved in the story line, identifying with the characters, feeling the emotions depicted on the page.

Though we were still ultracompetitive, we were becoming intensely proud when the other hit an amazing shot, and we didn't hate the winner when we lost.

When Eliasson started to think about "The Waterfalls," nearly two years ago, he was introduced to Mayor Bloomberg, who surprised him by becoming intensely involved with the project.

It is a law of real estate that any quarter deemed bohemian is a step away from becoming intensely desirable and valuable.

When a person is lonely, they long to be witnessed, accepted, desired, at the same time as becoming intensely wary of exposure.

A reference to 2007 puzzle game Portal suddenly feels appropriate: was the cake a lie? "You had to do it," he laughs uproariously, before becoming intensely serious.

Mutual enhancement of colour intensity results from juxtaposing a complementary pair, red becoming more intensely red, for instance, and green more fiercely green when these are contiguous than either would appear if surrounded by harmonious hues.

The first category can afford to invest in distinctive international or business coverage, while the last can prosper by becoming "more intensely local".

AT the first performance of an early run of "Amerissiah" in 2008, Derek Ahonen, the director and playwright, was becoming increasingly, intensely angry.

Remember, too, that we are living in what's becoming an intensely performative culture, with new outlets for different personas — one for home; one for work; one for Instagram, cable, etc. Open friction is no longer so easily subsumed by the almighty virtue of comity.

The toxin then moves up the food chain, becoming more intensely concentrated in bigger fish, such as sea bass, barracuda and grouper.