Sentence examples for intended about from inspiring English sources

It seems that most Haitians are also not thrilled with Aristide's intended, about whom they know little but have firm opinions.

I think that it is easy to forget (no pun intended) about those of us with Alzheimer's, because our suffering is "invisible".

After Christopher discovers his neighbor's dog has been killed, he resolves to solve the mystery and, in doing so, uncovers much more than he intended about the adult world around him.

"They [North Korean government officials] are deadly, deadly serious, no pun intended, about affronts to the supreme leader, whom they consider to be a deity," Clapper told the conference.

The image of the academic as a "rare bird" with a "noble lineage" is telling and perhaps betrays rather more than the author intended about how some academics see themselves: that is, as innately different from, and superior to, the rest of the "pets" – a belief that permeates the author's portrayal of the demise of higher education.

Republicans have been crowing (pun intended) about this Democratic narrow lead because Democrats usually do better.

The Clean Water Act was intended to bring about uniform federal regulation.

Officially, Cuba's changes are intended to bring about "more socialism," but few Cubans seem to believe that.

Mr. Cincotti is totally jazzed -- pun intended -- about leading a quartet on the stage where he watched Diana Krall, another young performer bent on reinventing the wheel of jazz and cabaret standards, throw her career into high gear.

This outbreak of bro-ness was in response to questions from journalists about what Labor intends to do about preferences.

Mr. Carney would say nothing about how he intended to plead or about a possible defense.