Sentence examples for apparently intent from inspiring English sources

They're apparently intent on making hay out of this in the European campaign.

Zimmerman pursued Trayvon, apparently intent that this "criminal" would not get away.

The pavement was thronged with tourists, all apparently intent on getting in my way.

Inexplicably, he turned and took a few steps backward, apparently intent on taking the long way around.

And yet a drama so apparently intent on truth-telling doesn't entirely avoid conjuring its own soft-pedalled fantasies.

Apparently intent on avoiding a colloquial misuse of "who," we hypercorrect and use "whom" when it isn't called for.

David Walliams will play the insufferable PM, with Samantha Bond as the Queen who, for all Townsend's apparently subversive intent, adapts heroically to her new life.

Mrs. Connolly had once let the secret slip to strangers but, for most of her life, she had apparently seemed intent on carrying it to the grave.

After a number of encounters in the northern Caucasus, Timur, who apparently was intent upon diversion of east-west trade through his own Transoxanian and north Iranian territories, set out to destroy Tokhtamysh and the latter's commercial centres.

Trump apparently is intent on repudiating his populist vision and handing Democrats powerful evidence that he is indifferent to the poor and, in the case of Medicaid cuts, breaking key campaign promises — just as every other politician has done.

The works are on display in the gallery's long-awaited Millennium Wing, and with a mixture of curiosity and pride the crowds are apparently more intent on inspecting the architecture than the paintings.