Sentence examples for a specific intention from inspiring English sources

I host something called an "intentional dinner" where we all come together with a specific intention and cook tapas style all night long.

The view is "mechanical" in the sense that it denies that each living thing was produced, like an artifact, in accordance with a specific intention, and allows instead that once matter is endowed with life and organization it has the power to produce other living things.

But I think that's just the fabric of the piece, rather than it being a specific intention.

Even those that aren't quite so clear -- Surrealism, Impressionism, Modernism, Op Art -- can be explained with a specific intention, influence, era or methodology.

Another translation of hod is the concept of "submission" referring to a specific intention within prayer, as in "submitting to the will of the Creator".

Thus forms (1) and (3) differ from section 20 offences mainly in that there is a specific intention to cause serious harm rather than some harm, and they are therefore the more serious charges.

Since, by contrast, Jorma Elo's "Double Evil" left any specific intention unsaid, it seemed to succeed the most readily on its own terms.

I do ponder things over long stretches of time, not having any specific intention beyond the hope of having some grasp of them.

"There was a very specific intention on the part of Gropius to use Emerson as a kind of touchstone in creating a new architecture that had no reference to the past," Mr. Gorlin said.

Thus, Norinaga made a bold statement when he argued in the first volume of the Kojikiden that it was the Kojiki that was the more important work because it had been compiled with a very specific intention: to record the events of the "Divine Age" in a pure Japanese language unadulaterated by alien principles that originated in China.

The Left Book Club came at the end of it, and had a very specific intention.