Sentence examples for too intent from inspiring English sources
I'm too intent on my spelling".
"I was too intent on proving I was right.
It is too intent on its own conceptual cleverness to deliver a knockout emotional punch.
You two were too intent on the cat to see the celestial consequences of your worldly endeavors.
Wood seems too intent on speaking with a credible Romanian accent to be able to express erotic passion.
A dozen or so Vietnamese buyers were there, too — intent on watching the process to ensure their bile would be as fresh as possible.
The era has generated more shallow certitude than lasting insight, with most commentators too intent on justification or condemnation to explore the harder questions that the conflict raises.
"I was too intent on self-fulfillment, and rather crude about it, with all my harlequinade and conscious manipulation of your pity," he wrote.
They are loosely in the tradition of commedia dell'arte, but crude and unsophisticated by comparison, too intent to hammer home tediously obvious points about gender politics.
TOO INTENT ON A GOAL The more important an objective is, the more a person will ignore risks to achieve it.
Salmond, a supporter of proportional representation, may be too intent on protecting the SNP's sudden large poll lead to do anything that might disturb that equilibrium.
