Sentence examples for intended kind from inspiring English sources

Talk about epics meant to be seen in all the glory Lucas originally intended – kind of like Star Wars….

As for heightening the flow experience, the more involvement the merrier (all puns intended), kind of like being at a concert and feeling the crowd's excitement feeding your own.

The blog is intended as kind of a wunderkammer for weird DJ music.

Which led to the speculation that ABC fully intended a kind of stealth effort against "Survivor" at a time when CBS could not alter its starting date.

The Web site is intended as "kind of a hub for all things socially connected to these shows," said Joel Lunenfeld, chief executive at Moxie, based in the Atlanta headquarters.

It is the sort of truism that in another writer's hands might have come across as trite; in Blume's, it sounds simply as it is intended: wise, kind and endlessly accepting.

No pun intended, this kind of sport is actually gaining a lot of attention from men.

Chapman's apples weren't the kind intended as shiny red gifts for schoolteachers but were instead a sour variety common at that time used for making hard cider.

"The book is intended to be kind of a romp," Mr. Miéville said.

The whole act of pilgrimage is deliberately intended as a kind of disorientation".

The museum said it would be the first exhibition of its kind intended for a family audience in the United States.