Sentence examples for be intended with from inspiring English sources

And it's possible that some of the stranger dialogue may be intended with a dash of postmodern irony, but Jane Mandel's workmanlike direction seems to push it in the opposite direction.

It is evident that this book pushes 'chimeras' - 'a mythical beast that blends the parts of real animals' and 'something that represents the successful merger of two or more distinct beings' (p. 4) - as a fundamental phenomenon in life and evolution, but what is to be intended with the term?

I doubt that any great harm was intended with those unflattering closeups of Bernstein.

Daniel Nonen Montreal, Quebec_ I doubt that any great harm was intended with those unflattering closeups of Bernstein.

Still, as my fellow viewer's reaction showed, this particular homily isn't going down the way it was intended with its target audience.

As uniform the methodologies as possible were intended with an established QA/QC procedure in order to produce reliable and comparable data by the network.

Hence, the present research was intended with an objective to develop CS encapsulated polylactide-co-glycolide (PLGA) nanoparticles (CS-PNs) for enhancing intestinal permeation.

Communication effectiveness: Delivering a message as it was intended with minimal disruption and misunderstanding, even if it takes a long time.

By eliminating the need to process the video signal, the TV can then present the image as it was intended, with previously unattainable smoothness and clarity.

Of the four, only one,, entered into combat in the way that was intended, with full crew and under steam.

No ill will was intended with the tweet and Nancy herself has received and commented on the well wishes that were sent.