Sentence examples for a bit of intent from inspiring English sources
[But] we are trying to show a bit of intent by looking at two players like David Beckham and Ronaldinho". A bit of intent, with a bit of publicity for Venky's along the way.
"It gives us a chance to get back to hitting balls with a bit of intent".
We played with a bit of intent, especially in the first half.
So when single panels are removed and highlight for the reader, separated from the rest of the comic page (as is the case with guided view), an bit of the overall intent of the artist is lost.
Dean Baker, an economist with the Center for Economic and Policy Research, thinks the Treasury's stance is a bit of a stretch -- the intent of lawmakers in crafting the bill was clear.
Lucas Cranach the Elder later depicted her as a comely young woman with a pair of pincers, intent on a bit of self-dentistry.
After the debate, advisers to Mr. Florio conceded that his description of Mr. Clinton's position was a bit of a stretch, but said their intent was to emphasize that the president no longer advocated the proposal.
With relations with Moscow at a post-Cold War low, the Russian statement looked more like a bit of mischief-making than a real gesture of intent.
Looking for a little psychic solace he stuffs a shirt or two into his old carpetbag and books it to New Bedford, intent on seeing a bit of "the watery part of the world".
Now 34 and living in Anaheim, Chavez made the trek to downtown Los Angeles early Saturday, intent on taking a bit of that magic home.
