Sentence examples for an intended point from inspiring English sources

There was, after all, an intended point.

But they proved a point (if not their intended point): Digital platforms govern the spaces they control.

Response: None of this matters for the intended point — these sequences were not intended to mimic proteins in my dataset, they were made to illustrate a methodological point.

Depending on the outlet, the number of people editing a piece, and the styles of the editor(s), the final published article can end up being anywhere from a slightly more polished version of the original to a piece where the author's intended point and tone become unrecognizable.

With all four dNTPs present, the polymerase is capable of extending past the intended point of ligation, generating a false negative.

Although all follow-up assessments were attempted to be scheduled as close as possible to the intended point in time, we did allow a deviation of (± 2 weeks).

If Butch seems only incidentally gay, that may be the intended point.

The two model inputs are the vibration signal at the noise source and the spatial coordinates of the intended point.

The electrified double fencing along the border of South Dakota and the other still existing neighbor states makes the intended point as well, we trust.

He adds: "My intended point was that the potential for extreme cruelty, or the opposite, lies within every human being, whatever nationality, ethnicity, rank or religion.

Gassendi's suggestion that we forego methodic doubt in favor of a "simple and brief statement to the effect that [we're] regarding [our] previous knowledge as uncertain" misses the intended point of methodic doubt.