Sentence examples for careful intention from inspiring English sources

The goal of the chef is to delight guests and treat them with care and hospitality, while also maintaining the integrity of their craft and the careful intention that goes into each dish.

While I do not always love the letter of the law (and as a Reform Jew, I select with careful intention those laws that I choose to live out), I do actually experience a feeling of love and being loved in the approach of our tradition to law, and especially in the ever-evolving course of rabbinic law that emerged alongside the written text of the Torah itself.

And so a quiet night in Ybor City with the Republican Party wrapped up, true to everyone's most careful intentions, scandal-free.

"They know what causes them to be overweight, but they don't want anybody to come and tell them that they need to lose weight, so we need to be careful, and my intention is to negotiate with them and ask them what they need to do".

Neil Garfinkel, a lawyer who runs a legal hot line for the Real Estate Board and teaches classes on fair housing for brokers, said the sellers should be careful because their intentions could be viewed as a form of discrimination.

"However philanthropic your intention, and careful the planning, the details of your involvement will be gruesome".

It's superbly slick, and although Sammy J and his puppet co-star Randy may go off-script and break the fourth wall at times, the technical aspects of the show are evidently put together with careful rehearsal and the intention to do a professional job.

Fresh local food, grown with good intention and careful attention will nourish you and your family in ways that big agribusiness never will.

In that case, pulling back requires some intention and careful goal planning, said Kate Stoddard, an associate marriage and family therapist at Wellspace SF in Northern California.

Maybe he would have had to be careful to hide his intentions, maybe he would be "otherwise engaged" and not vote at all, so as not to place himself in a dangerous situation.

Dietrich is careful to preserve the philosophical intention of his exposition when he refers to the creative nature of God within the context of Proclean Neoplatonism.