Sentence examples for ever more intently from inspiring English sources

There have been successes here and there ("Superbad" in 2007), but studios, focused ever more intently on big-budget sequels, animation and superhero movies, have largely ceded angst-filled teenage storytelling to television, where shows like "Gossip Girl" have become cultural forces.

Integrating introverts and celebrating their strengths should be part of that "diversity" we are ever more intently seeking (if business media and conference coverage of that topic is any indication).

Yahweh has always listened more intently to the cries of the downtrodden, of which the alien is a repeated example.

It allows me to listen far more intently than I ever could before.

When we finally saw the gallery, clearly intended for adults, she listened to the headphone guided tour more intently than she has ever listened to me.

As I stared at the ground more intently than I've ever before, I felt their stares on me and a growing discomfort inside of me.

They listened to each other more intently than they may have ever done so.

I can remember it coming in the mail, unwrapping the box, staring at it more intently than anything I'd ever asked Santa for, and thinking, "Is this the thing that will save me?

It makes you more intently conscious of desire.

Wearing blindfolds forces us to listen more intently.

Older and more established Indian business families have focused more intently on philanthropy.