Sentence examples for ever more intensely from inspiring English sources

As Mekas became ever more intensely aware of 1960s New York as history, something to be remembered, his films became randomly diaristic, recording faces and names, days, nights.

As Manne wanders "the immense museum of strangeness" that is New York, he inhabits Smith's life ever more intensely, taking his job, sleeping with his girlfriend.

With such uncertainty about the outcome of the forthcoming general election, the spotlight is likely to focus ever more intensely on opinion polls during the campaign.

They insisted I sit there long after all the other students had left, making me miss my next class and worry ever more intensely that they might not ever actually spring me at all.

As the debate grew ever more intense it was hard for onlookers to understand much except that they cared intensely.

And its fragrance became even more intensely porky.

Has the studio ever supplied a more intensely American product, or one more guyed to the anxieties of middle-class aspiration?

With a shudder and a sigh, Dr. Jeffrey Klausner of the San Francisco Department of Public Health watched as the argument over combating H.I.V. grew ever more caustic and intensely personal.

The purpose of this book is to examine how and why we value creativity more highly than ever and cultivate it more intensely.

After London 2012, he asked himself the "Why would you?" question more intensely than ever, and couldn't come up with an answer.

His actions, at that time, puzzled many on the outside but meant that the Party supported him more intensely than ever.