intentness

Still, there was something about the intentness of his pale eyes.

He kept his eyes on the woman with a grim intentness.

She was watching me with an odd kind of intentness.

A certain look of inward intentness grew in his eyes.

His eyes were on me with a frightening intentness, and I allowed myself to hear what he said next.

Instead, his dark eyes just looked at her with a haunting intentness as she ran away from him.

Something like that intentness had originally attracted him to her.

His intentness seemed to hold more curiosity than fear or suspicion.

With a fearful intentness I stared at the black opening.

For God is but a great will pervading all things by nature of its intentness.

All this while she was studying my face with an embarrassing intentness.

She stared at his face with a strange, paralyzed intentness.

There was no fear in her face, or even defiance, only a fixed intentness.

The man's eyes fixed themselves with painful intentness on the speaker's face.

The intentness with which they listened confirmed what I had suspected.

She asked the question with a peculiar intentness, so I forced myself to concentrate on an answer.

She stared at that, and it seemed to alter a little under the intentness of her watching.

He grew aware that the crowd was watching with silent intentness.

He held it carefully, looking at the back and palm with embarrassing intentness.

The blue eyes stared down into hers and she wondered at their intentness.

He was following the instruction with an intentness of which she had not imagined him capable.

Suddenly he sat up with a rigid intentness upon his haggard face.

His lethargy had in it a quality of intentness and concentration.

She seemed as unaware of his intentness as a child.

All eyes were on him, with an unwavering intentness that almost created a tension in the room.