Sentence examples for have intentions from inspiring English sources

It does have intentions.

His objects have intentions, even moods.

Many selfies are brags (humble or otherwise), but many have intentions beyond this.

The other investors have intentions of building stadiums for their teams as well.

And those who might have intentions to attack this country will think twice.

But it is not enough for stakeholders in scale up to have intentions to invest in growth.

"We are living in a globalized world," Mr. Sarkozy added, saying that there was "a string of heads of state who are joining, or have intentions to join".

Alarmed that France might have intentions of bringing their province into its domain, Chile swiftly sent three warships to the island.

In these exchanges, too, Mr. Herbert's style tends toward the oracular: "Victims invite aggression". "All people have intentions". A little of this aphoristic dialogue goes a long way.

I always have intentions to eat pizza and drink wine but, to be honest, all I want is water and recovery protein shakes.

These include capacities fort sharing attention with other persons, for understanding that others have intentions of their own; and for imitating, not just what someone else does, but what someone else has intended to do.