Some think, for example, that one can transform a prohibited intention into a permissible predictive belief (and thus escape intention-focused forms of agent-relative duty) by the simple expedient of finding some other end with which to motivate the action in question.
Something always escapes intention.
Art works escape the intentions of their creators, as children evade the wishes of their parents.
There's no escaping the experimental intention of the play in Kelly's production: everything is thrown at the stage - with varying results.
The truth is, if our cave-dwelling ancestors were lucky enough in their lifetimes to survive the pitfalls of childhood, escape the unsavory intentions of saber tooth tigers and their colleagues, and be nimble enough to both outrun their enemies and avoid falling off rock ledges, they could be expected to live as long as us.
His client "has not set" a return date to Thailand and has "no intention to escape," Mr. Thanit said.
It has always seemed to me that Henry James plunged into the theatre to escape, perhaps without conscious intention, from the lifelessness of the silent study and the stuffy ivory tower.
By all accounts, before the FBI released the surveillance photos and asked for help identifying the suspects, the brothers acted normal, showing no signs of distress or intention to escape – until they became the objects of a manhunt.
Every time I glance at the family photograph these days, it hangs above the desk where I draw and write and encounter my father's serious, determined, five-year-old face, I imagine that I can see that single-minded intention to escape already decided.
There was a Congolese girl in this group and they confided in her their intention to escape.
His mother, noting that he had sold all his belongings to fellow inmates while in prison (a clear notice of his intention to escape), asked prison authorities not to release him.
