Sentence examples for too intently from inspiring English sources

They focussed too intently on people.

Yet it's a mistake to focus too intently on the confessional aspects of her work.

You're still our roommate until midnight," Shay said, gazing too intently into my eyes.

That said, I wasn't listening too intently, so I may have missed some good stuff.

Recently, some friends warned him that in his eagerness to make eye contact, he tended to stare too intently.

There are moments when Richardson seems too intently empirical, too common-sensical to take the measure of Picasso's divine madness.

When the mother of two high school students who were killed at a party in the border city of Ciudad Juárez confronted Mr. Calderón in February, Ms. Zavala was there, too, listening intently as the distraught woman spoke.

Tea Party organizers said they, too, were watching intently, in part as what they view as a larger referendum on the health and muscle of the Tea Party movement itself.

* Personally, I was too busy listening intently to Ed Miliband to notice – but the admirable cleavage brazenly on show to his left in the Commons yesterday has been causing a right old furore.

But members of the country's large Syrian population are watching intently too — concerned but powerless to alter the results.

East Asia, too, will watch Japan intently.