Our visiting friends, Kevin and Curt, both experienced chefs, listen intently.
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As I'm working through the documents, I listen intently to music.
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It draws an audience that's curious and ready to listen intently.
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Their role is to listen intently to the men and laugh politely.
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Judge, 27, said players would listen intently every time Boone addressed the team.
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Ask simple questions and appear to listen intently and with empathy to the answers.
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Someone has to create the code to determine whether "Bob" gets angry or chooses to listen intently.
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The mixed class of young Iranians and Afghans attending the one-day course in Austrian values listen intently.
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I listen intently for so much as a whisper from the closet, but she never says a word.
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Stoic, poised and measured: Mousasi doesn't often make for the most interesting interview, but you will still listen intently.
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It thrills rank-and-file Trump voters who listen intently for the signals that cue their chanting and cheers.
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Managers need to learn the art of "respectful inquiry", where they ask employees questions and listen intently to the answers.
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Cosby appeared to listen intently, leaning forward in his seat with his head cocked to the side and pointed toward Constand.
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Trump did listen intently to the survivors' accounts throughout and responded to suggestions and solutions about how to tackle the problem.
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You can now watch and listen intently while an app captures the entire lecture for you to play back later while studying.
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"Duo Concertant," a 1972 pas de deux set to Stravinsky, begins as two dancers listen intently to a pianist and a violinist.
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They listen intently to the others' memories throughout, and when they interact, one senses the affection they have developed for one another.
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Instead, we fight each other from the safe distance of our separate islands of ideology and identity and listen intently to echoes of ourselves.
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As a participant in the meeting, I watched the vice president listen intently, take personal notes, and express his deep solidarity with the suffering of the people.
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He was a huge soccer fan, and because his family didn't own a television, he'd listen intently to live radio coverage of his favorite English Premier League games.
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"Classic Polster," said Pete Weinberger, a Cleveland plaintiffs' lawyer who has appeared before the judge in other cases, saying he seemed to listen intently and probe with pragmatism.
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Learning to listen intently to ourselves may be the most valuable thing we can do when it comes to art, knowledge work or starting and running a business.
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Learning to listen intently to ourselves may be the most valuable thing we can do when it comes to art, knowledge work or starting and running a business.
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There's some lossiness that comes across if you listen intently, and it's clear that Samsung's doing some heavy processing to make these tiny earbuds sound as good as they do.
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The Support After Suicide organization suggests that those of us sitting with the griever try to listen intently to what they actually feel, without judgement, rather than offering clichés or explanations.
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To understand what is happening in the economy right now, the best advice is to listen intently to the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) and the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
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His mother, who remembers that Ragnar, from the time he was three or four, used to listen intently to adult conversations, asked him whether she should continue with the marriage in spite of their difficulties.
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"These are all commonsense solutions added to this legislation in a vigorous debate on Capitol Hill, and under the President's leadership we'll continue to listen intently for ways to make this even better," Pence told the crowd.
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I listen intently when other people share rambling stories or otherwise useless-seeming information with me—not because I think it will someday earn me a monetary reward on the show, but because it's just the right thing to do.
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For the next two-and-a-half hours, Obama would listen intently to their stories, and candidly share some of his own surprisingly painful early life experiences with the group, all members of the ambitious employment program CRED (Create Real Economic Destiny).
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Images of squat toilets flash on to the screen as around 80 men and a smattering of women listen intently to their teacher tell them of the importance of following President Xi Jinping's instructions on bringing a toilet revolution to China.
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My husband now calls him nearly every morning on his way to work, and if the conversations go as they always have, my father-in-law will listen intently for a couple of minutes and then move on to another topic, despite my husband being midsentence.
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Many of its members have visited at Trump's invitation in recent years, joining the resident Gatsby for steak and lobster on the patio, where Trump squints and appears to listen intently while his guests dispense political wisdom — though it is never clear whether he is actually interested in it, simply flattering his guests or sizing them up.
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Next to her is a man milking a cow. The cow has a calf, which she licks with a curved tongue. Above, Krishna plays the flute while people and animals listen intently.
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Amram later wrote of their work together: > We never once rehearsed. We did listen intently to one another. Jazz is all > about listening and sharing. I never drowned out one word of whatever Jack > was reading or making up on the spot.
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But, Reckless has some instrumental surprises along the way. Listen intently to the lyrics, and you'll get lost in the songs' awakening power." Louder Than the Music' Jono Davies noted that "Jeremy has produced another solid album, with some great songs that his fans will really get into. You can't deny the structural quality of the album.
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When Holder vouches for his informant, Skinner pulls half the officers searching trains for Mike and redirects them to the woods around the pond. Holder hears Linden's voice over an open radio channel and realizes she's being held hostage. Skinner redirects all resources to find Linden's car. All officers in the room listen intently as Linden talks to Pastor Mike.
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Some people may tune in and out, others may daydream or become distracted. However, when a presenter nears the end of their speech with a phrase such as ‘to wrap up’ or ‘in conclusion’, most audience members tune back in and listen intently attempting to find out what they had missed along the way.“Presentation Skills.”Development of Life Skills-II, by Shalini Verma, Vikas Publishing House, 2015, pp. 68–69.
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In the station's heyday of the 1960s and 1970s, it was made famous by legendary newscaster Walt Kavanaugh's school closing reports. It was believed that virtually every school aged child in the area would listen intently as Kavanaugh reported which districts were cancelled and which were not on snowy mornings. For most of the time from the 1960s to 1990s, KFAB dominated the Omaha market, and according to many publications was one of the highest-rated radio stations in the country.
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The pygmy shrew tenrec is a nocturnal hunter, using its keen senses of sight and hearing to find and capture prey. While it may also use scent to find the delicious insects it feasts on, this tiny mammal prefers to utilize the night vision evolution has granted it. Shrew tenrecs in general tend to have very large auditory structures and the pygmy shrew tenrec is no different. Large, swiveling ears listen intently for the minute sounds of insects nearby and diminutive but sharp teeth lash out to capture the tasty morsel.
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Dorothy McCullough was born in Oakland, California, on April 1, 1901. She was the only child of Flora (née Hill) and Frank E. McCullough, who became a rear admiral in World War I. Her early life involved a great deal of travel including Hawaii, the Philippines, Japan, China, Guam, and much of Europe. When her father was stationed in Washington, D.C., as assistant surgeon general she sneaked out at night to listen intently to the suffrage debates in Congress. Her formal education was limited until she entered Rogers High School in Newport, Rhode Island, where she graduated at age 16.
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Leslie Ludy (pictured) writes that it is important to listen intently and regularly to God's voice when seeking discernment about romantic relationships, and Catholic author Jason Evert commends her on this assertion. Rick Holland, an instructor at The Master's College and Seminary and pastor of College and Student Ministries at Grace Community Church,Holland (2005), p. 216. criticized the Ludys' description of dating, claiming it was based too much on anecdotes and not enough on the Bible. Nonetheless, he commended the couple on the relevant Bible verses they do quote and he argued that the advice the Ludys share in the book is soundHolland (2005), p. 211.
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Somehow these sound like a free- flowing single works. It's a beautiful release/box from a unique pianist who continually shows what the piano can do." Jeff Simon of The Buffalo News stated, "...it’s a stupendous collection of a decade of solo piano performances by Brad Mehldau all across Europe that proves that with the death of Michel Petrucciani, Mehldau is the only solo jazz pianist who deserves to be mentioned in the same breath as Keith Jarrett." Cormac Larkin of The Irish Times wrote, " To listen intently is to engage in the tangle of a great musician’s mind, one whose influence may now be discerned in pretty much every jazz pianist that has come after him.
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