Given these aims, humanistic counsellors tend to work in non-directive ways, listening intently to clients and using the depth of the encounter to understand how they experience their world.
Charcot, as portrayed in Asti Hustvedt's consistently enthralling "Medical Muses," focused intently — myopically, one could argue — on using hypnosis to induce hysteria and make "his hysterics, with their bizarre fits and spasms, into ideal medical specimens".
They listened intently as I outlined the damage that using the word gay pejoratively can cause.
In the final weeks of the year, American intelligence officials, using spy satellites and communication intercepts, were intently focused on pinpointing the location of Qaeda fighters so the Yemeni military could strike them.
Using the game's tabular data and complex rules as intently as a fantasy-baseball addict, Alton puts up a final barrier between himself and adulthood; Trapp approaches from the opposite direction, reliving his glory days.
Young chimps, for example, have been observed intently watching as their elders show them how to crack open nuts using rocks.
That is, people use heuristics intently in order to avoid effort when the choice is non-important.
His latest project, "Power Hungry," intently scrutinizes how energy production alters landscapes by highlighting the extreme contrast between his subjects and the natural environment, using starkly clinical perspectives.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. — As Dharun Ravi posted Twitter feeds about using a webcam to see his Rutgers University roommate in a sexual encounter with another man, one of those reading intently was the roommate himself, Tyler Clementi, an investigator testified on Tuesday.
His mother, who remembers that Ragnar, from the time he was three or four, used to listen intently to adult conversations, asked him whether she should continue with the marriage in spite of their difficulties.
