Sentence examples for very intently from inspiring English sources

"She looks at you very intently," Dr. Shapiro said.

Try to create a scenario where you concentrate for five-minute spells very intently.

He stares at me very intently for about five seconds before answering: "A DM boot".

This is a very downbeat film, focusing very intently on the grief and guilt of its central character.

"The interesting thing about this government is that they are listening very intently and closely to what the public thinks," he said.

I looked up and saw that the whole room, these men in dark suits, the women with their perfume, was staring at me very intently.

Ms. Basinger speaks very slowly and intently, as if she is self-medicated, until Maggie learns that Cody will be sacrificed on Easter and shakes off her well-meaning stupor, bolting into action.

This is no small thing, given that the whole point of museums is that we should be able to see what's in them, to look and look again at the pictured world freely and intently (very much the object of Golden Age Dutch art itself).

He thought intently for several very long moments, and then said, "I think it could do without all the development, except, of course, 4 Times Square".

"Give me some peace -- get out of my head," murmurs Leonardo (Alberto Mondini), the boy gesturing and pacing intently at the very beginning of Marco Bellocchio's latest work, an expansive, often inconsistent, yet still memorable film, "My Mother's Smile".

She held her breath and made a face like she was listening intently to something very quiet.