I wasn't expecting senior executives to listen so intently to everyone in the room.
If the man was there, he was undoubtedly gazing intently toward Cap Tourmente, for he expected the plane to blow up and had a pretty good notion when and where this would happen.
Some stared intently at the road behind them, appearing to expect that an onslaught would momentarily emerge from the blinding clouds of fine sand.
They listen intently and ask good questions.
Hollywood's attention, meanwhile, is starting to focus more intently on who will succeed Barry M. Meyer, who is expected to retire as chairman of the combined movie and television studio in 2011.
Many in the Alzheimer's field are intently anticipating the outcome of two large clinical trials of aducanumab, expected to be able to report results in 2020.
Jambo stood up to his belly in the river, staring intently into the backwater at Lizzie's feet, as if he expected a three-pound dog biscuit to materialize at any moment.
Theater owners and rival studio executives have been intently anticipating how Disney would represent Fox's century-long legacy and the impact the deal is expected to have on the industry.
"My goal," Koeser said intently, "is that the day comes when they say: 'I want to move back to Williston.' " You would expect that, as population and incomes rose, new stores, theaters and restaurants would follow.
Bracing for what is expected to be a strong anti-Albany surge this fall, many Democratic candidates in New York have adopted the mantra of the middle, talking up pocketbook issues like jobs and taxes and focusing intently on moderate voters.
Look intently at the other "pupils".
