Nevertheless, the story received strong praise, particularly for the role reversal between Guybrush and LeChuck; Destructoid's Anthony Burch noted that the chapter "completely and intentionally inverts [Monkey Islands] own cliches".
After realizing what a good idea this was – and that the market was completely untapped - Jones intentionally developed a relationship with the manufacturer.
Davies's music, rarely fast, moves in slowly shifting harmonies, completely assured but as if, intentionally, aurally blindfolded; not unfitting for the circumstances.
That elite mark dropped more than 10 percentage points in their series against San Antonio, as the Spurs managed to keep Blake Griffin off the offensive glass (.047 OREB%, down from.107 during the regular season), keep the Clipper guards off the glass completely, and control Reggie Evans and DeAndre Jordan by intentionally fouling those two abysmal free-throw shooters whenever possible.
"We intentionally have a completely open-door approach with other breweries," he said.
Adding in more data sources could also help the company appear more impartial and accurate: although LinkedIn is huge and the biggest repository of information of its kind when it comes to professional profiles, it's not always accurate and in some cases can be completely out of date or intentionally misleading.
How they didn't realise that it's intentionally stereotypical is completely beyond me, but I'd imagine it was the mention of Birkenstocks that caused the most offense.
"This just completely mystifies me how somebody could intentionally try to hurt Trent Pierce".
Intentionally or not, he completely misrepresents the [Greenpeace Lego] campaign," he said.
Mr. Hall recalled taking her to one of the many off-season Winter Carnival get-togethers early in their courtship and finding himself intentionally driving more slowly, completely unlike his usual high-speed, gotta-get-there driving.
One might expect about 10% of any given cellar of wine to have been ruined completely, but vinegar was also created intentionally for dipping bread among other uses.
