Sentence examples for more intensely we from inspiring English sources

The more acutely we perceive its degradation, the more intensely we map, image and quantify its condition.

And now, for youngsters who want to get into the sport more intensely, we have an affiliation with the West Side Tennis Association, to whom we give grant money.

Even beyond that, there are contemporary advisors on health and wellbeing whose advice seems to indicate that, with any particular positive emotion, the more we have of it, and the more intensely we can experience it, the better.

"It's 'Aren't these people too far gone?' And 'Can these people retain a little bit of humanity?' We're going to be dealing with those questions a lot more intensely than we have thus far on the show.

"We will be using Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and whatever else comes along more intensely than we have..

"If the recession has compelled us as museums in this country to focus even more intensely than we have in the past on our collections, that's a good thing," said Glenn D. Lowry, the director of the Museum of Modern Art.

Part of why we always feel like the best of New York is vanishing is the attachment gap we mourn old places much more intensely than we greet new ones.

"We believe they [price comparison websites] are great in helping motorists look for the best deal, and this in turn has driven insurers to compete more intensely, but we want to see an end to clauses which restrict an insurer's ability to price its products differently, whether on different price comparison sites or on other channels," Mr Smith said.

She asks more intensely, "Are we a go?" I'm on fire.

However, the similarity could also be a sign of ascertainment bias: if some genes have been more intensely studied, we might expect more alternative isoforms, of all three types, to have been identified in these genes.

I think that we are primed even more intensely for learning when we're mindful during an emotionally vulnerable moment.