Sentence examples for intended has from inspiring English sources

Sir Anthony's policy, however sincerely intended, has been hideously miscalculated and utterly immoral.

As a result, contemporary Iraq, a very different creation from what America's occupation had intended, has been poorly chronicled.

Yet whatever satire might have been intended has been blunted by the fact that it's all part of ABC's marketing campaign for a new prime-time Muppet series.

Part of the problem is that the Islamisation of the army, instead of providing divine inspiration as Mr Turabi intended, has overburdened it with useless officers.

But the event, for very different reasons than intended, has grown ever more symbolic through the years, and more than eight years would be required for the I.O.C. to catch the original men's champion, Yuriy Bilonog of Ukraine.

That celebrities have been unmasked in parliament, on Twitter, or on the web – becoming more celebrated than intended – has not dented Tomlinson's belief in strict judicial enforcement of privacy rights.

Rogan's early advertising, as intended, had forced Schiff to spend money on commercials of his own.

The voters mostly ignored this brazen defiance of institutional norms, but its consequences, as McConnell intended, have been enormous.

The children for whom her books were intended have probably rarely worried about L'Engle's theological views.

Mark-to-market rules, while well intended, have historically been a problem.

Finally, the assumptions of existing policies and programmes designed to help teachers to bridge the theory-practice gap are enacted as intended have to be reexamined.