Sentence examples for intently realized from inspiring English sources

He has directed "Canal Zone," "Titicut Follies," "Near Death," "Welfare," "Central Park," and many other lengthy accretive documentaries, which, taken together, seem to be adding up to the most intently realized study of contemporary American life we possess.

"As she listened more intently to their conversations, though, she soon realized that it was the atomic scientists' urgency about the looming dangers of this new technology that was most compelling".

But as I listened intently to his critique and suggestions, I realized that I still had a lot to learn about songwriting, even after having done it for almost 35 years.

I realized you were growing up," she said intently to my Target leggings.

Any doubt was short-lived, however, as I realized I wasn't the only person staring intently at the bear.

(Our rivalry, at its not infrequent best, took the form of division: London, Nabokov, science and Billie Holiday for you; Paris, Auden, writing and Sinatra for me. I hadn't read "Pale Fire" until last summer, when I realized that I thought I had because you had read it so intently when we were young).

Soon, however, he realized that baseball was better left to the Yankees, his favorite team, and he focused more intently on his people skills.

Ms. Fleming brings a sense of quiet certitude to Arabella's fantasy, which is realized in one romantic, impulsive instant when through her hotel window she sees a stranger on the street corner looking up at her intently.

As the group's members listened intently in a lounge on the ground floor of the stadium, Davis told them how he first learned his great aunt's fate after he began making a family tree in high school and realized he did not know much about his mother's ancestors in Europe.

"I realized".

While watching intently from the Terrace balcony, I realize I may as well be at the symphony.