Sentence examples similar to completely intend from inspiring English sources
Quite frankly, we don't rise to the occasion often enough (dad joke completely intended).
When it failed completely, he intended to retire.
The most ambitious agencies intend completely to change the way the Japanese work.Nearly 3m people are now unemployed in Japan, and the number keeps growing (see chart).
The mass was resected completely but we intend to follow the present patient to note vessel changes.
But Time Warner executives say they intend to completely refurbish the Apollo next year.
We did, however, not intend to completely abolish LHb function but rather reduce its activity, in order to model clinical interventions in humans.
Now, after losing a huge number of YouTube subscribers and experiencing a backlash that showed no signs of dying down, the brothers have announced that they intend to completely abandon their licensing and trademarking plans.
Because these robots intend to completely dissolve, they could potentially be used to zap cancer cells or clear clogged arteries.
Perhaps in Swift's case will be a little quicker to get to the late majority than usual, but in general, innovations take time to fully penetrate a market and completely replace what they intend to replace.
In 1915 Meinong points out that we can use incomplete objects (see above 4.2, and 4.4.3), like something red, as a kind of "auxiliary object" [Hilfsgegenstand] to intend (mean) more completely determined objects or even complete ones as the "target objects" [Zielgegenstände] of our intending.
