Sentence examples for both content and intent from inspiring English sources
While it is convenient to create short, snappy values statements, this brevity can force people to make assumptions about meaning, leading to frustration when translating both content and intent from one language or regional context to another.
The Act, which was signed into law by President Museveni in February, is draconian and persecutory in both content and intent; there's no question of this.
Thursday's papers go into great detail examining the content and intent of Prince Charles' letters to Labour ministers during the Blair and Brown years.
Equally disturbing is how the media has taken one sentence from Union's article and used it to inaccurately frame the content and intent of her op-ed.
We must live by our civil laws or become a country whose values do not reflect the content and intent of the Constitution.
The research team compared the back-translations to the original written text, and if a back-translated item did not correspond to the content and intent of the original item, the item was discussed and rephrased.
Questions were not formally translated but, prior to interviewing, a discussion was held between the first author and the research assistants on the different terms to be used to reflect the question content and intent.
On protesting: I've taken part in the protests, out of indignation with the thievish way in which they adopted Emergency Decree No. 13, and with its contents, and intent to save the criminal Dragnea [Liviu Dragnea, the ruling party's leader].
It is a word; you judge intent not content and the intent of the FA seems to be to protect some and punish others.
His own writings are given over largely to accounts of Arab and Muslim perfidy; among other things, he has asserted that Arabs are incapable of maintaining a "truly civil society". In content, approach, and intent, his output is no different from that of the various websites that catalogue the real or imagined crimes of blacks or Jews or both.
