Sentence examples for absolute intention of from inspiring English sources

One of the main hazards of becoming prime minister is the problems that arise when mischief-making newspapers cry, and maliciously inclined colleagues whisper: "Look behind you!" Alan Johnson would, I am sure, take on the job with the absolute intention of being a loyal deputy.

That is my absolute intention to get under the skin and do that.

Weatherill told the television show Weekend World that he had no intention of resigning, and that "my absolute intention is to ensure that everything that goes on in our nation is exposed in our House".

"He has absolutely no intention of fleeing".

But while he begins with a tidy definition of religious acts as absolute commands performed with the intention of serving God, as acts that cannot be motivated by human concerns or interests, the fact that life involves other given civil and social settings requires that we deal with such interests.

What sets the emerging crop apart is an absolute freedom of intention.

(Factor in the overlap between jazz and soul, and the examples multiply). What sets the emerging crop apart is an absolute freedom of intention.

By rigid introspection and mental struggle, the mystic tried to purify his baser self from even the smallest signs of selfishness, thus attaining ikhlāṣ, absolute purity of intention and act.

We tan at the beach with the sole intention of getting "crispy," often forgetting the absolute elegance and grandeur of the big blue.

Rune, however, has no intention of facilitating female vengeance; Harriet discovers that male power has its basis in absolute selfishness, and that in fact it is he who has used her.

With the man she had married without any intention of loving and had wished into an early grave, or with the father she had not met because her mother had made his absolute absence a condition of her birth?