Sentence examples for more intently at from inspiring English sources

Bill Reddan steered his boat, the Jeanne II, by GPS, staring more intently at computer screens than at the monotonic mist that was starboard, port and everywhere between.

This can take a little getting used to, for you need to train your eyes to look more intently at the imagery.

In their grief, his siblings look more intently at their past.Inevitably the family includes one good sister and one bad, a fallen priest and a rich brother who tries to keep his distance from the mess.

As postmodernism took hold and the real world started to gaze more intently at its navel, superheroes followed suit, dwelling endlessly on their own motivations and circumstances, finding themselves morally compromised, and wondering where they stood in the world.

The babies were more surprised, and looked longer and more intently at the experimenter when four red balls and one white ball were taken out of the box — a possible, yet improbable outcome — than when four white balls and a red one were produced.

Based on what I am seeing, I think investors should be looking more intently at this sector.

But then Karen noticed that the man was looking at her more intently than before.

"Ouya will get other companies involved in the space, looking at it more intently.

I can remember it coming in the mail, unwrapping the box, staring at it more intently than anything I'd ever asked Santa for, and thinking, "Is this the thing that will save me?

Since his first major tour, released on DVD in 2010 as "Intimate Moments for a Sensual Evening," Ansari's material has often charted the dating struggles of youngish singles; his most recent standup special, "Live at Madison Square Garden," focussed more intently on the role of technology and social media in everything from casual hookups to long-term breakups.

As I stared at the ground more intently than I've ever before, I felt their stares on me and a growing discomfort inside of me.