These findings suggest that cultivating the intent to be compassionate and kind can enhance empathic responses to social stimuli.
The Dalai Lama is increasingly intent on cultivating Chinese fans.
Intent on cultivating similarly non-ideological, cutting-edge ideas, he surrounded himself with erudite young professionals.
Zwirner is intent on cultivating a congenial atmosphere, so much so that it can occasionally seem eerie.
He also questioned why Poland was so intent on cultivating an "exotic alliance" with Spain instead of working to close the gap with its natural partner, Germany.
Ms. Monte seems always intent on cultivating hypnotic, rising states, relying on repetition and canons, punctuated by a slow walk across the stage or a dancer staring out at the audience.
At the root of the explanation is romanticism, which ushered in a concept of the artist as neurotic, disengaged, socially maladapted and intent on cultivating an image of enigmatic uniqueness.
Luckily, Stefen Ramirez, an owner of Tea Dealers, a longtime purveyor of high-end teas, is intent on cultivating, at this elegant new Alphabet City establishment, what he calls "an air of sobriety".
With increased competition from new digital publications over the last decade, alongside an industrywide plunge in advertising spending, it is little surprise that Condé Nast is intent on cultivating new revenue streams.
It is a city of potterers and amateur divines, of people so intent on cultivating their own gardens, researching their own theories, following their own bliss, marching to their own drummers and dancing to the tinkling of their own finger-cymbals that they take no notice of one another at all, or would certainly prefer not to, if it could somehow be arranged.
They were charged with having and cultivating cannabis, and possession with intent to supply on 23 August.
