Sentence examples for have intended something from inspiring English sources

Clooney and Soderbergh co-produced Todd Haynes' brilliant Douglas Sirk update-pastiche Far From Heaven, and they may have intended something similar here.

shall be subject") would have been enough to accomplish the end of merely making involuntary-owner States liable to actions by the United States; the addition of the phrase "as any nongovernmental entity" means that Congress must have intended something more.

This is something I have intended to take up for some time.

Before its six founders realized what had happened, the Ku Klux Klan had become something they may not have originally intended — something deadly serious.

Since light, perforce, is the common denominator of all visual art, something other than the mere statement of this truism must have been intended — something less obvious and more particular to contemporary art — but to this day no one knows what it was.

Some scientists say that a glitch led ESA to publish more data than it had originally intended, something that ESA denies.

I had intended to write something back to everyone who messaged.

He told a paramedic that the odd powder in what was left of his underwear was something he had intended to inject with the contents of a syringe, apparently to set off a blast, the prosecutor said.

Doing so was something that Israel had intended as soon as it could convince the United States that with Hamas having defeated Fatah at the polls, there was no legitimate Palestinian partner to negotiate with.

The rally, something that Milk had intended to organize, was instead a tribute to his life.

It might mean something completely different than what you had intended to say.