Sentence examples for intensely speaking from inspiring English sources

In the park yesterday I heard a guy and girl intensely speaking about which signs they got along with.

A prayer counselor is intensely speaking in tongues without irony, wrapping his hands around two kids with their eyes tightly closed shut.

But at a certain point movies just became my own obsession and I think it started to creep them out how seriously and intensely I spoke about film when disagreeing with them.

But for all the attention Mr. Obama drew to himself coming into the debate, he was frequently overshadowed by former Senator John Edwards of North Carolina, who — speaking more intensely — repeatedly challenged Mrs. Clinton's credentials and credibility, and frequently seemed to make the case against Mrs. Clinton that Mr. Obama had promised to make.

Mendenhall and Krulak intensely disliked one another, speaking to each other only when necessary.

I speak intensely, leaning toward her, almost glaring, but she is not fooled.

He spoke, intensely and hypnotically, for five hours, during which time Michael barely uttered a word.

She is as avid a fan as she is an actress; she listens as intensely as she speaks.

He spoke intensely about the gay and lesbian plaintiffs, who offered poignant testimony about their loving relationships and about wanting to be liked and accepted: "These people are people you would want your child to grow up and marry.

The Islamabad journalist, Ms. Zehra, who had come to the meeting as a guest commentator for the state television station, spoke intensely on a mobile phone to the general's chief of staff, who was inside the gates, then circulated with his account of what he called the Indians' inconstancy.

They reportedly "spoke intensely for a few minutes".