He stopped talking and listened intently to what I said.
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Ms. Lind listened intently, recognizing that he had truly grown.
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He listened intently and gave each of us some advice.
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The students, looking a touch wary, listened intently and stared.
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Ameen listened intently, elbows on the table, head hunched forward.
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He listened intently, holding the envelope in his left hand.
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But inside, some listened intently as he began to speak.
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Wendy teared up quite a bit as her audience listened intently.
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Scott used his personal story to move Trump, who listened intently.
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Levitt listened intently and agreed with Nye on virtually every point.
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He listened intently—there was almost a pastoral quality to it.
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Students, faculty members and staff members of all races listened intently.
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They listened intently as Wilson laid out why he chose Islam.
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He told reporters the President had listened intently during their meeting.
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They were humble, open, and listened intently to everyone in the room.
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Hopeful, if skeptical, foreign officials listened intently before delivering predictable talking points.
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Dallas listened intently as his grandparents described his absent mom and missing childhood.
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Ntaganda, in a dark suit, listened intently to the judges during the ruling.
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The candidate listened intently to her story, and then promised to follow up.
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Ayed el-Khayr, who wore a brown skullcap and prayer beads, listened intently.
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Others listened intently as a docent talked about the sounds that bees make.
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He didn't say a word aloud and listened intently to Magistrate Judge Kendall Newman.
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Heyer's mother, Susan Bro, listened intently as the jury was polled about the verdict.
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Jurors stared at the diagrams and listened intently as Ms. Ely discussed the injuries.
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The women in the room listened intently to the FGM panel and its awkward encore.
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A GOP source told CNN that members listened intently to the story and some got emotional.
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He listened intently, pink-hairbow-clad daughter Catherine on his lap, as Pastor Mike Housholder spoke.
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Nawaz listened intently to my story, but his eyes showed he'd long since arrived at his answer.
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Dressed in black, he wore his clerical collar and listened intently to the legal argument, occasionally taking notes.
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Victims' families in the courtroom, some of then elderly, listened intently when the genocide at Srebrenica was discussed.
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During the explanation, Harry and Meghan listened intently and asked questions before going over to greet the public.
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Jealous listened intently, displaying the politician's gift for conveying his total attention to anyone with whom he speaks.
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They listened intently to everything I said, as if I was the keeper of all the female secrets.
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That opponent, Morgan Carroll, a Democrat who served as president of the State Senate, listened intently on Aug.
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They listened intently while they looked around at the people and the building, still amazed at where they were.
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They listened intently as the front-runner squared off against six Republican challengers, verbally urging him on at times.
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Trump listened intently to ideas from about 40 people, including those from six students who survived the Florida shooting.
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Now in his sixth term, Bilirakis listened intently as attendees told personal stories of how Obamacare has helped their families.
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A Puerto Rican-American named Jonuel who lives in Ponciana, Florida, in the central part of the state, listened intently.
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In the initial interview, Bush listened intently as Lochte spun out his story, without really challenging him on the details.
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Siblings, husbands, wives and grandchildren Levinson had never met listened intently, some occasionally reaching for tissues or each other's hands.
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Without seeing his face, I listened intently to the pithy anecdotes and surprisingly wise histories he told night after night.
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She listened intently as the women or their representatives read victim impact statements, opening her court room to Nassar's many victims.
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The two appeared to be in a serious scene as Pitt's character listened intently from behind the wheel while DiCaprio spoke.
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I gave him details, examples of what troubled me, yet although he listened intently, I saw no sympathy in his eyes.
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Queen Elizabeth listened intently to the history of the items — after all, she's believed to have a stamp collection worth millions!
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"I'm mystified what I'm supposed to do," Lindsay said in court as Sandusky listened intently, occasionally whispering to co-counsel Andrew Salemme.
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I bonded immediately in phone conversations with these women as we listened intently to each other's struggles, providing a crucial sounding board.
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Executives listened intently as Zhu drew parallels with a house on sale to explain the basics of one hedging tool, a currency option.
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Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz listened intently during this year's address as Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell ever so slightly adjusted in his seat.
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Expected to take the witness stand herself later in the trial, Swift listened intently to Mueller's testimony, resting her chin in her hand.
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West Denver resident Miguel Ramirez listened intently at a forum held in a community center's multipurpose room as Martinez-Stone explained the ADU project.
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Members on both sides of the chamber listened intently to the comments by both House Speaker Paul Ryan and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.
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Even Sanders, who acknowledged a huge gulf in policy priorities with the New Democrats and an aversion to "middle-ground" thinking, reportedly listened intently.
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On the closing day of the African Land Forces Summit, the assembled African generals listened intently as one American diplomat posed a central question.
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Mr. Bowie had listened intently to "Casting for Gravity" as well as "Beat Music: The Los Angeles Improvisations," a self-released album by Mr. Guiliana.
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Reeves said he listened intently both to Buffett's views on technology and tech companies as well as his broader advice on leadership and building businesses.
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My son listened intently for a minute — the longest he had ever listened to a politician in his life — before deciding he had heard enough.
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During the dress rehearsal, he sat in the front row and listened intently, mouthing every word from memory as the singers performed his beloved opera.
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They sang along with the songs, listened intently to the lessons and addressed the members of the "royal court" as if we were kings and queens.
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Inside the event, held at the offices of Four Weddings and a Funeral filmmakers Working Title, Kate listened intently as several former addicts told their stories.
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Kavanaugh took his place on the bench next to Justice Elena Kagan, an appointee of former President Obama, and listened intently to the attorneys before him.
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Trump expressed a willingness to be flexible in brokering an agreement that would prevent a government shutdown and listened intently to political allies and rivals alike.
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"It was always as if someone was chasing you, as if someone was going to expose and destroy me," he said, as the group listened intently.
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" As the crowd including many students listened intently, she said: "If I was a magic genie and could afford to give that to everyone I would.
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Sitting just a few feet from the candidates, relieved of handcuffs or other restraints, the inmates listened intently as candidates sought to portray themselves as fair-minded.
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Filling the wooden benches and packed against the paneled walls, they listened intently as their lawyers and those of the Saudi government debated dry points of legal procedure.
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I'd been told that the recorded birdsong played on a loop, and so for a few minutes I listened intently, but I didn't have the ear for it.
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Sanders listened intently as John, who said he served 20 years in the military, revealed that he has been diagnosed with stage four Huntington's disease, a neurodegenerative disorder.
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Francis listened intently as three speakers read Bonetti's meditations about migrants being set on fire, dying in the desert or drowning at sea and ending up in nameless coffins.
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Mr. Trump listened intently but apparently deferred to Jeff Sessions, then a senator from Alabama and head of the campaign's foreign policy team, according to participants in the meeting.
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At a conference for local entrepreneurs in Northern Ireland, the couple listened intently to husband and wife duo Adam and Sinead Murphy as they pitched their range of baby products.
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An interpreter accompanied Romar, who greeted the judge in Arabic, then listened intently to the instructions from the bench, which were translated to him as he shook his head in agreement.
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She listened intently to the lunchtime conversations I had with my schoolmates over bologna sandwiches, and nodded patiently along to tales of my contentious piano lessons with my great aunt Robbie.
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Gillum calmed her down and listened intently, then he instructed one of his aides nearby to have her get in contact with their campaign to see if it could help her.
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The men displayed no emotion as they listened intently to a translator while the verdict was read at a court in the province of Nonthaburi, just north of Bangkok, the capital.
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By late Wednesday morning, the courtroom was again transformed into a stage for Ms. Haley's recollections, as jurors listened intently as two court reporters read Ms. Haley's testimony from Jan. 27.
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Watching Cyrus speak onstage as she accepted her award, Hemsworth laughed at the singer's jokes, clapped and listened intently as she talked about her passion for making real change in the world.
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Hence, when Shikha Sharma, who leads one of India's biggest private banks, addressed students at IIM-A — the country's premier grad school — and drew analogies between life partners and workplaces, everyone listened intently.
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As the lawyer made his pitch, a supervising F.B.I. agent and a senior career Justice Department official, Bruce G. Ohr, both listened intently, according to a former bureau official who described the meeting.
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" Keed, knee to knee with the businessman, listened intently, nodding along and promising to try out the social video platform as he approached the release of his new album, "Trapped on Cleveland 73.
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Stein said Trump listened intently as Penn went over polling data and shared some advice stemming from his experience with the Clinton impeachment, but that he was unsure Trump would follow the advice.
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"The therapists listened intently and provided understanding and smiles, and helped pick out parts of the stories that were good and made me happy, as in the silver linings of really dark clouds," he remembers.
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I listened intently and immediately felt compelled, out of basic politeness, to remain in front of one interviewee until he had finished answering all of his questions before crossing the room to the other man.
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Matt Perkins, a 21-year veteran of the fire department of Cy-Fair, short for Cypress-Fairbanks, listened intently to the progress from the mini-command post set up in his truck at a gas station.
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"And she just stood there and listened intently to everything I had to say and there was something so warm about the way she was receiving my story that I just kept unloading more and more," he added.
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GERMANTOWN, N.Y. (Reuters) - A dozen wild food foragers listened intently to botanist Hayden Stebbins in an upstate New York field, entrusting him to steer them clear of the poisonings and arrests that have plagued others across the United States.
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His desk, which is usually situation towards the back of the chamber, is situated prominently in the front row on the Republican side of the aisle during the impeachment trial and he's listened intently and taken lots of notes.
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During a recent meeting in Tucumán, six women listened intently to the activists as they shared advice, particularly about how to use misoprostol pills, a medication recommended as one of the safest methods of abortion by the World Health Organization.
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As the two men told the jury their story, Ahmed Abu Khattala, the Libyan man accused of helping to orchestrate the attacks on the American Consulate and the C.I.A. base in Benghazi, listened intently to the testimony while occasionally taking notes.
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When one of the girls from Chibok was found roaming in the forest last year, and a few weeks later, in October, when a group of 21 girls was released, the Galangs listened intently for word of their own daughters' fate.
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Blum listened intently as Rees described the hard location work on her third film, "Mudbound," a complex period drama about racial conflict in the postwar Mississippi Delta that received a standing ovation when it had its premiere at Sundance in January.
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Trump, joined by White House counselor Kellyanne Conway, listened intently to a discussion that was assisted by graphs and charts, illustrating the astronomical rise of babies going through withdrawal and what happens to the opioid crisis' littlest victims once they're born.
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GERMANTOWN, N.Y., May 17 (Reuters) - A dozen wild food foragers listened intently to botanist Hayden Stebbins in an upstate New York field, entrusting him to steer them clear of the poisonings and arrests that have plagued others across the United States.
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Uber said that it has "listened intently" to the feedback from the Taiwanese government and taken steps, such as securing a local insurance policy, initiating efforts to collaborate with the taxi industry, and indicating compliance on a cross-border e-commerce bill.
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As a frightened high school freshman that autumn of '6900, and with precious little understanding of geopolitical chess, I listened intently as my grandfather, a World War II and Korean War veteran, shook his head and cursed America's new age of impotence.
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They gathered for the Islamic sunset prayer and listened intently as a series of public officials greeted them with the words "Assalamu alaikum" and condemned the president's order, which temporarily bars citizens of Yemen and six other majority-Muslim countries from entering the United States.
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Regular worshipers at Sacred Heart Church in Lyndhurst, N.J., and visitors from around the globe at St. Patrick's Cathedral on Fifth Avenue packed the pews and listened intently to what church leaders had to say about the sex abuse revelations that continue to pain Catholics and haunt the church.
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MILAN — Standing in the art-soaked splendor of a Milanese parlor as an array of A-list Italian business leaders listened intently, Howard D. Schultz, chairman and chief executive of Starbucks, recited a remarkable statistic on Friday: Each week, roughly 90 million people pass through a Starbucks somewhere on earth.
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CreditCreditJulien Mignot for The New York Times PARIS — On a recent afternoon, Karidja Touré stood under the gilded arch of the Théâtre du Châtelet's stage, and listened intently while the rapper and writer Abd al Malik asked her to add some fear to her voice and more agitation to her gestures.
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The impression I got from him was one of earnestness, and thoughtfulness; he listened intently to my questions and squinted in concentration as he answered, and despite his reputation for ego, seemed quite self-aware and even humble, especially when we talked about what it's like to play in Metallica as your day job.
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I listened intently about how we should be sure to say "environment" instead of "tank" and "behaviors" instead of "tricks" and how dorsal-fin collapse was "perfectly normal in orcas and happens in nature all the time" (which, I later learned, isn't true) I memorized my notes, but a nagging feeling pricked in the back of my mind.
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Eager to consolidate power and rein in the sprawling orbit of the Saudi royal family and aristocratic class, Prince bin Salman listened intently and a week later cracked down on corruption in the country by imprisoning more than 200 members of the country's ruling class inside the confines of the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Riyadh, charging each with corruption.
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Saeed was emerging, and Nadia crawled forward to give him room, and as she did so she noticed the sinks and mirrors for the first time, the tiles of the floor, the stalls behind her, all the doors of which save one were normal doors, all but the one through which she had come, and through which Saeed was now coming, which was black, and she understood that she was in the bathroom of some public place, and she listened intently but it was silent, the only noises emanating from her, from her breathing, and from Saeed, his quiet grunts like those of a man exercising, or having sex.
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