Sentence examples for cannot intend that from inspiring English sources

Collective intentions, or "we-intentions," entail the existence of individual intentions, or "I-intentions," because a person cannot intend that he and others do something without also intending that he do his part (and because there is no distinct entity, over and above the individual, that could be said to be the bearer of a collective intention).

He is not lying according to L13, either, at least if it is true that you cannot "intend to do something that you do not expect to succeed at" (Fallis 2009, 43 n 48; cf. Newey 1997, 96 97).

One issue is that some think that you cannot intend more than your own actions; or, if you can, it is only as a result of one's own actions.

For example, one constraint on the Doctrine holds that one cannot intend the means to the desired end.

I doubt that Byrne intended that meaning.

Elliott surely intended that story as allegory.

Yes, no doubt it wasn't intended that way.

Intended: That song made me start to cry.

Intending that p is fundamental, and intending to walk home can be explained in terms of it: I intend that I will have walked home by walking home.

9,995 of them are probably unreadable and intended that way.

Objectively speaking (pun intended), that's a pretty solid result.