Sentence examples for more intensely about from inspiring English sources

And as the work became more intensely about material, it became more abstract.

On March 26, Election Day, the people here -- their number an official secret -- will engage in a battle that they feel far more intensely about than the lopsided presidential contest that Acting President Vladimir V. Putin is expected to win.

In their homes I felt the way I did in college, only more intensely: deeply curious about the nice things my wealthier friends owned, which manifested as a kind of hunger for tactile access.

And because his narrator was characterized above all by his anxiety regarding the disconnect between his internal experience and his social self-presentation, the more intensely the author worried about distinguishing himself from the narrator the more he felt he had become him.

Mr. Gingrich used similar language, saying, "I think gasoline has reached a tipping point where people really want to talk about energy more intensely".

Now he is out, he feels that obligation all the more intensely, concerned as he is about those he has left behind in the CCR cells of Angola.

It allows one to live life more intensely by thinking more deeply about the stakes involved.

It's about experiencing food more intensely — especially the pleasure of it.

The more she thought about Patroclus, "the more intensely moved I was".

Ms. Högner grappled with the issue of waste all the more intensely because her profession is mostly about making more stuff.

Mr. Bush, guarding an apparent lead, let himself focus more intensely on fund-raising than on talking points, and collected about $9.5 million for the Republican National Committee.