Sentence examples for intend some from inspiring English sources

More than half of biotechnological products being developed intend some manipulation of the immune system.

The men intend some fly-fishing, but naturally trouble comes their way.

Are the broadcast folks cooking up a new pronunciation, or do they intend some word other than homage?" The New York Times style guide does not specifically address the word homage, and in such matters the copy desk typically turns to Webster's New World Dictionary for guidance.

Richard Holton (2008), drawing on Anscombe's example from Intention (§52) of a man who is certain he'll break down under torture but is determined not to break down, has argued that one could intend some end while believing that end isn't a "live possibility".

I intend some ambivalence.

Lawrence wrote to his friend S. S. Koteliansky "I should like, from the Everyman Library Bates' – Naturalist on the Amazon... because I intend some day to go to South America – to Peru or Ecuador, not the Amazon.

Some is unreadable, comically bad (surely intended), some rather beautiful.

But this process also entails the risk that growth could slow down more sharply than intended, some economists warn.

Crazed with energy Welch chucked herself off the stage, intending some sort of crowd dive – and felt a snap.

But even when working as intended, some digital gizmos still cannot perform as well as their analog ancestors.

And, as Dickens indicates, fiction can have effects (some of them intended, some even good) on the real world outside it.