Sentence examples for imagined intention from inspiring English sources
These "things" differ phenomenologically, the remembered intention indicative of something peculiar to the object, the imagined intention recreating the whole form of the object.
I imagine the intention of these tragic images was to convey a sense of nobility; a reinforcement of values; a commitment to persevere.
I imagine the intention is that institutional investors are able to identify and drive out those advisers who appear to be behind the most unacceptable schemes.
According to science fiction lore, one of the signs that the Singularity had already happened was that humans could no longer imagine the intentions or potential of artificial intelligence.
And however benign Richwine imagines his intentions to be, we know where that led.
In three experiments imagined contact heightened intentions, elaborated imagery enhanced this effect, and these enhancements were attributable to both reduced intergroup anxiety and an increase in the reported vividness of the imagined scenario.
Independent India was created and, for decades, led by socialists who imagined that their good intentions would lead to a transformation of society, which turned out to be a poor analysis of human nature.
But now imagine that the intention to F just is (or necessarily involves) the belief that one will F. Then intending to F, and intending to refrain from F-ing, will entail that one has contradictory beliefs.
MR: And I imagine that same intention had to be understood by your guests on this project.
Now 84 years old, Thea Musgrave was present to witness the warm welcome accorded her 10-minute Loch Ness – A Postcard from Scotland, lightweight in intention but beautifully imagined orchestrally, with tuba player Ben Thomson embodying the fictive monster.
