concentratedly

He stared at nothing, thinking concentratedly, putting every bit of energy into sheer thought.

It was a sign of how concentratedly she was working on her studies.

Corky was sitting in front of it, staring concentratedly at the handle.

He smoked his cigarette concentratedly and made a comment in Chinese to Fat.

Without good blood coursing at a fairly rapid rate through the brain no man can think keenly or concentratedly.

Mr. Binder brewed a cup of strong tea and 'thought concentratedly.

She put her purse down on a chair and patted George, who had moved in front of her, still sniffing concentratedly.

Rarely can Beethoven's early romanticism have been more concentratedly yet more clearly expressed.

And Ben had worked so swiftly and so concentratedly that he had hardly looked at her.

Spammy had thrown the valance back over the beddothes and was working concentratedly and quickly.

He shook his head, staring grimly around the chamber where the grey-faced Gamblers watched the screens concentratedly.

Nothing is quite so concentratedly heavy as an electronics chassis with a transformer mounted on it, and four of them make a back-wrenching load.

He was smoking concentratedly.

Cochrane thought concentratedly.

Indeed, the humor remains so concentratedly within the dizzy realm of Broadway divas and show business esoterica that at times the atmosphere can be suffocating.

'One of Walter's,' said Hilda, looking concentratedly at Viola.

When he turned to the others he saw Nissim working concentratedly with his computer while Aldo held a blood-stained handkerchief to his nose.

When he opened the door of his sitting-room, Mike Pumfrey saw Mrs Crumwallis, seated bony and straight-backed on a sofa, peering concentratedly at them through her pebble glasses.

He turned again, and again. . . . Then he began concentratedly to remember where the sunset-line had been upon the planet when he was waiting to be landed by the grid.

This is a book that masquerades as a literary thriller and as a philosophical fable, but is not concentratedly strange enough to provoke tension or intelligent enough to provoke reflection.

Inside, the lights were on, as always; bright as they were, they could not dim the many-colored glow on the black velvet table-top, where two Fuzzies were playing concentratedly with a thousand or so sunstones.

"It's probably a measure of being middle-aged and feeling a decaying process starting, but for someone who was brought up nonreligious, I find I have more questions and am trying to find answers more concentratedly than I've ever had to in my life."

It has been priestly in tracing that prophetic wisdom to its source in the divine intensity of love and in seeking to mediate that love through the church for the whole world, concentratedly in the Eucharist: light and love together.

She wondered what could save her and thought concentratedly of her mother, her sister, of Michael-but they were all far away; she saw them as fuzzy images, out in the surf, perhaps, or halfway up a mountain, or perhaps on horseback thundering away across a prairie somewhere.

Also, he put the fief he had in Kidani Village under the direct rule of the school, so that the school might support itself with what Kidani Villagers offer and pursue the cultural development concentratedly, free from politics, in case the Ikeda family should be shifted.