This sounds basic, but there are lots of therapists out there who appear to be listening to you, when in fact they're a little more intent on waiting for an opportunity for you to listen to them so they can regale you with their expertise.
Gross, a self-described control freak, grows ever more intent on planning for every contingency.
Rather than appear before the judges he seems more intent on suing for damage to his reputation.
While in the past, lawmakers sought to negotiate a way to comply with the Court of Appeals decision in 2003 and a subsequent court ruling, this year they appear more intent on pushing for the budget's passage by April 1.
As Steinbrenner cedes control to his sons, he is more intent on seeking consensus for major moves.
He added later in a statement, "These lawyers seem more intent on alleging classes for their publicity value than their legal virtue".
In his review of "State of Denial" (Nov. 12), Franklin Foer seems more intent on belittling Bob Woodward for alleged coziness with the Bush administration during the writing of earlier books than in recognizing his latest rendition for the remarkable reportorial achievement that it is.
Clearly Wainwright was a single-minded obsessive more intent on conveying his love for the fells than for his first wife, who was rarely invited to accompany him on his weekend walks.
No other queen, except perhaps Cleopatra, was more intent than Marie Antoinette on dressing for history.
For voices more intent on opera than pop, Plácido Domingo's Operalia 2004, the 12th annual World Opera Competition, to be held Aug.
