Sentence examples for I merely intend from inspiring English sources

When I use the term stop and frisk herein, I merely intend to emphasize that it is, as Terry held, a lesser intrusion than a full-scale search and seizure.

One strategy insists that, when I do not believe that I am clenching my fist, or that I will mail the bills, I do not intend the corresponding actions, I merely intend to try (Harman 1986, pp. 364 5; Velleman 1989, pp. 115 6).

Another U.S. officer said that even shops that "sell dust" or merely "intend to sell goods" are included in the Pentagon's count of the market's reopened businesses.

Ms. Hobson, 42, who served as the jury forewoman, said that the evidence against Mr. Bout was "overwhelming," and that it became clear that he did not merely intend to sell cargo planes, as his lawyers had argued, but that he fully intended to sell weapons.

Three judges of the five-judge panel decided the deed meant that, instead of having an annual regatta, a club could merely intend to hold a regatta at some point in the future.

I think perhaps this was merely intended to show that Obama no longer intended to pander to the 'religious right'; and therefore might be free to court scientists.

One might suppose, for example, that (i) in a Bratman case, the agent merely intends to try to φ and intends to try to Θ, and that (ii) it is these intentions that drive the agent's actions [Mele 1997].

Mr. Powell said the ideas in the memo were merely intended to start a conversation.

Speed, some said, was merely intended to avoid mounting division and chaos in the Capitol.

Some of the laboratories offering the tests emphasize that the results are merely intended to raise a warning flag.

Ms. Fredenburg claims the merely intends to help women who are suffering emotionally as a result of an abortion.