Sentence examples for a genuine intention. from inspiring English sources

After Busan, it soon became clear that the non-OECD countries persuaded to sign lukewarm commitments had acceded more out of politeness than a genuine intention to engage.

You go to a site with a genuine intention of getting work but in the end you can't keep facing the rejection.

"In 1961, I declared my intention to become a United States citizen, which may have been a genuine intention, but I never got round to it," he told The Guardian in 2005.

In the feedback session the manager, who prided himself on being very hands-on, looked visibly shocked at what had been discovered and vowed to address every issue, which I felt was a genuine intention to improve.

What everyone was pondering this evening was whether the offer reflected a genuine intention to take the reins of government in his hands or a high-pressure strategy intended to force the quareling factions emerging from Solidarity to cooperate with one another.

Speaking directly to the Palestinian people, Mr Sharon said: "I assure you that we have a genuine intention to respect your rights to live independently and in dignity". Both Mr Sharon and Mr Abbas spoke of creating a new era for their children and grandchildren.

Any government MP who goes on a committee with the genuine intention of scrutinising legislation knows they risk their career.

What was originally a question with the genuine intention of finding out how another person is feeling has deteriorated into an easy "fix" for our lack of creativity when greeting each other.

Popular opinion among Kentucky-bashers is that its identity paradox is an ethical issue that begins with an impossibly smooth, well-coiffed coach who has enticed yet another new class of high school students to win for him for a year with no genuine intention of shaping them into student-athletes.

How do the we-intentions of individual participants have to be related to each other in order to constitute a genuine collective intention?

Others see them as vehicles for corporate greenwash, an opportunity for companies to exaggerate their social and environmental credentials without genuine intention to change.