Sentence examples for intend it as from inspiring English sources

Where we use the verb "to enact" as well as its conjugations and cognates, we intend it as content-agnostic – by saying that a person enacted some particular movement, whether physically or imaginatively, we deliberately wish to avoid ascribing or not to that movement epistemic appendages such as understanding, meaning, intention, or grounding.

I intend it as a question about craft.

But Kettle did not intend it as a compliment.

I'm certain that when they call her a string bean, they intend it as a compliment.

"We certainly didn't intend it as a substitute for the Bible," he cautions.

Perhaps the book's richness stems from the fact that Mackendrick did not intend it as his definitive comment on directing.

Its founder George Calvert and his descendants intended it as a refuge for Catholics.

He always intended it as a business.

He clearly intended it as his final testament.

I intended it as a light-hearted remark.

Stieglitz intended it as a portrait of Woman.