Sentence examples similar to intently remarked from inspiring English sources
When I told Quincy I play jazz recorder, he listened intently, then encouraged me, remarking that he'd used lots of jazz recorder in his soundtracks.
He looked intently at her during her remarks, nodding in agreement at times.
My side of the horseshoe -- also all men (besides me) -- the American delegation of policy and business leaders are intently focused on Xi's remarks about bringing positive energy to US-China relations.
Mr. Clooney — who sat beside his girlfriend, Stacy Keibler, an actress and former professional wrestler — listened intently to Mr. Obama throughout the president's remarks, his hands folded as in prayer and his chin resting on them.
He is best known for his bleak, empty and sometimes beautiful black-and-white photographs, and his remarks make me peer into his images more intently, looking for signs and tremors.
The imagery, broadcast live on Israeli and Palestinian television, was of two leaders in business suits, each patiently waiting for his remarks to be translated into the other's language, and intently listening to his counterpart.
The person with dementia remarks that this is good, and then starts telling her story to the caregiver again, who listens intently.
The crowd listened intently.
