Sentence examples for being intended to from inspiring English sources

Being intended to humiliate, it must make a painful impression on the person against whom it is directed.

But we never quite connected and I think Manchester has always been a little bit prickly about that despite most of my barbs being intended to be humorous.

"To the section of the French population that is already marginalized, embattled, and victimized," they wrote, "Charlie Hebdo's cartoons of the Prophet must be seen as being intended to cause further humiliation and suffering".

In practice, the channel will be asymmetric – just like cable modems or DSL [broadband] systems – due to the overhead lighting being intended to distribute light and the receiver intended to be passive," he says.

It may mean voting for a war resolution (which I remember as being intended to scare Saddam Hussein into compliance with United Nations resolutions, not as a go-ahead for war).

BAe said the Indian Hawks would be "qualitatively better", but the argument failed to convince, despite two-thirds of the order being intended to be built in India by the state-run Hindustan Aeronautics company.

"They're intended to transform.

- and was intended to be temporary.

"Music is intended to be for people.

The restrooms are intended to be free.

Presumably this was intended to be reassuring.