Sentence examples for a bit of intention from inspiring English sources

Without a doubt, we could drastically improve these results with a bit of intention.

Engagement with communities that keep these limitations in mind can help effectively utilize the advantages that communities do have, and avoid the trap of "doing a bit of everything with good intentions" to instead support "doing what can be done best with quality".

"It sort of turned itself into a bit of a mish mash, but our intentions were honourable.

The book was published posthumously in Spanish in 2004 to tremendous acclaim, after what appears to have been a bit of dithering over Bolaño's final intentions — a small result of which is that its English translation (by Natasha Wimmer, the indefatigable translator of "The Savage Detectives") has been bracketed by two faintly defensive statements justifying the book's present form.

This might give him a hint of your intentions and create a bit of intimacy and affection between you at that moment.

If this jungle garden seemed a bit of a poisonous fantasy, well, that was the intention.

"We all have good intentions but we need a bit of encouragement here and there.

South Africa are, at least, hinting at enterprise and good intentions, and they have a bit of speed out wide and some nimbleness in their exchanges.

In mitigation, the defence said: "The intention of the visitation was to have a bit of slap and tickle, or sexual intercourse, with the young lady".

Here, a slippery instrumental gets a bit of bounce, drawing out the best of the original's romantic intentions.

Despite Mr. Abdul-Wahid's skepticism about the intentions of the Americans here, he allowed himself a bit of optimism.