Sentence examples similar to a chosen intent from inspiring English sources

A stranger to cliché, his every word is chosen with intent.

At any given moment, we choose our intent: either the intent to avoid our pain -- through some form of controlling behavior -- or the intent to learn about loving ourselves and others.

If you are not CONSCIOUSLY choosing the intent to learn about loving yourself, you will automatically be choosing the intent to control.

The path ahead, he said, was for Palestinians to choose leaders intent on democracy and peace, for Israel to complete its withdrawal plan and for the two sides then to begin working toward final negotiations over borders and the other toughest issues dividing them.

When you choose the intent to learn about loving yourself, the heart automatically opens.

The problem is that both of you immediately choose the intent to control, which will always result in bickering.

"The title, 'Osama bin Laden Determined to Attack the U.S.,' was not a lightly chosen title," Mr. Beers said, adding: "It said there was an intent to attack.

The location of death is also of interest in this respect as it is clearly a very pleasant yet relatively private spot of the type that is sometimes chosen by people intent upon self-harm.

11.28am: More from the postmortem examination report regarding the manner of Kelly's death: the location where Kelly was found was "of the type that is sometimes chosen by people intent on self-harm".

Data elements were chosen with the intent of evaluating variables for model inclusion based on what is known about the epidemiology of the disease process as well as hypothesized relationships between potential independent variables and recurrent hyperglycemia visits.

These specimens were chosen with the intent of obtaining samples from healthy persons undergoing blood tests as part of a regular health check-up.