Sentence examples for intently examining from inspiring English sources

One afternoon recently, several technicians were intently examining the glass of the moment: Mr. Stone's "Any Given Sunday".

Intently examining the canvas, Mr. Richardson said it was actually a still life treated as if it were a self-portrait.

Some of the best analysis of opinions in the vast Islamic realm is cobbled together at the University of Maryland's "WorldOpinion.org," whose senior researchers intently examine the motivations of anti-Americanism and terrorism.

So, no matter how intently we examine the US, we cannot help but see our own features staring back at us.

What was it examining so intently?

"Oh, I've been wanting one of these," Jasmine's mother said, pulling one out and examining it intently.

She was weak and had fallen behind developmentally, but she had hand-eye coordination and had watched him intently as he examined her.

The server will then examine them intently or just knock the extras back with barely a glance.

Others examine it intently or shake it violently while stamping up and down and emitting primal bellows of disbelief, like the apes confronted with the monolith in 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Slowly remove all internal organs and examine each intently.

Japanese artists, hugely impressed by the realism of European painting (and dumbfounded by that of photography), examined Western styles intently.