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.
But when there's not much to listen to, we watch more intently, noticing Rubén's weathered face soften when he interacts with the ridiculously cute child, and Jacinta's eyes warm in response.
My older sister was completely infatuated, and my younger sister, who could not usually keep her attention on anything for more than two seconds, would watch him intently when he came to visit, celebrating every one of his wisecracks.
Ms. Krivosha said it is tempting to become distracted during conference calls, but when she is exercising, she listens more intently.
At Threadflip, we actually started out focusing much more intently on the buyer experience, but shifted our strategy when we saw a dramatic difference between buyer and seller net promoter scores.
This is often a point in the race when many casual observers start to focus more intently on the election.
He is haunted by the argument that was their very last encounter, when, by nagging James to pursue Faith more intently, Marguerite made him lose his temper.
Had Mr. Reagan not died when he did, the world might have focused more intently on Mr. Bush and on the contrast between the consensus that surrounded World War II, and the doubts and recriminations over the war in Iraq.
Ms. Loftus said many studies show that when a weapon is visible, witnesses' eyes can focus more intently on it than on the criminal's face.
Oghi wondered these things when he saw his mother-in-law staring far more intently into the holes in the ground than at the plants.
