Sentence examples for intended explains from inspiring English sources

"It's being used for exactly the purpose for which it was intended," explains one budget official who requested anonymity.

If it is no more intelligible, then the representational theory is not serving to explain what it was intended to explain.

Aristotle's causes are primarily intended to explain how things move and change, come to be and cease to be, but also offer to explain what given things are.

Sorry for his nation's Troubles, he published North, a collection intended to explain and console.

Instead, the Foreign Office and the information minister, apparently on orders from the military, issued statements intended to explain the shortcomings.

As for the relationship between myth and ritual, Frazer argued that myths were intended to explain otherwise unintelligible rituals.

The method generally assumes that properly formed theories are conjectures intended to explain a set of observable data.

"Doctor, my wife is seven months pregnant with a baby we did not intend," he explains in serenely blunt summation.

"The letter itself was intended to explain the situation and trial a policy that has been successfully adopted by other schools," she added.

There are plenty of other books about Blair, but Philip Stephens's is the first by a London political journalist specifically intended to explain him to Americans.

In Scranton, she intended to explain how absurd it was that Trump had cast himself as a tribune of the working class.