Sentence examples for looking intensely from inspiring English sources

On one wall is a big framed black-and-white photograph — an aerial shot, taken at night — of the twin towers, looking intensely romantic.

The photos and videos he posts on his Facebook page, executing high kicks and looking intensely down the lens, have now earned him viral fame.

Stewart is slight, and still limited in range, but she has enormous concentration and a way of suddenly looking intensely at a boy that would make even the most frightened loser long to be a man.

As an election monitor at one of Moscow's 3,152 polling stations, I spent most of Sunday observing the voting, sitting in a cramped room and looking intensely at bunches of paper until my eyes hurt.

While they have not ruled out the possibility that another criminal could be behind the anthrax attacks, investigators are looking intensely at evidentiary threads linking the letters to the hijackers.

"The honourable gentleman is a bit of a luvvie, so no doubt he is looking intensely at the drop in culture, but that is a matter for local decision, and he is wholly wrong".

Simon Rattle looked intensely happy.

The entire physique of each performer looked intensely motivated.

In almost all of them he looked intensely self-possessed, exuding gravity even in repose.

Yet the results look intensely, eccentrically aestheticized: craft as art, and vice versa.

His appearance contrasts markedly with his verbal manner: he looks intensely – improbably – relaxed.