Sentence examples for even really intended from inspiring English sources

It's not even really intended as an intervention.

The tool wasn't even really intended to be released to the public.

I never really intended to make money with it.

In truth, the government never really intended to charge him.

I'm not even sure Rayner really intended this to be a crime thriller as he's clearly more interested in the cooking than the crime.

They wind up created primarily as award-season creations not really intended to even earn much box office or viewership, instead justifying their existence as art for its own sake.

They never really intend to have the crisis that ensues.

"If you won't return it [the Snowden material] we will have to talk to 'other people' this evening". Asked if Downing Street really intended to close down the Guardian if it did not comply, Robbins confirmed: "I'm saying this". He told the deputy editor, Paul Johnson, the government wanted the material in order to conduct "forensics".

They have to know if it's authentic, if what they are reading is what the person who wrote it really intended it to be even if they wrote it 1,500 years ago".

In some cases, men don't even really consciously intend to subscribe to the male ego, but it just happens since they've been socially conditioned regarding how to act.

Numerous domestic and international observers have struggled to detect vibrancy in the back-and-forth between Ms. Merkel's camp and Mr. Steinbrück's over any range of issues — child allowance for nonworking mothers, how best to preserve generally good and cheap health care, and even what Berlin really intends for the 17-nation euro zone or the 28-member European Union.