Sentence examples for intended of course from inspiring English sources

No pun intended, of course.

"Huckleberry Finn" was intended, of course, as an attack on racism.

Stiff ruffles also boiled up around the necklines of black faille dresses, bringing to mind the clownish collars of the Dutch design team Viktor & Rolf, which wasn't the effect he intended, of course.

The sight of Mr. Gore trudging into thin air is intended, of course, to establish his rugged, outdoorsy credentials, at a time when he is seeking to solidify his image as a protector of the nation's natural resources.

I was so sure that if I just kept at it eventually I'd run into her; pun intended of course.

I have an external email address and we don't intend, of course, to end external email.

A spokesman at the reserve said: "We intend, of course, to continue monitoring the beaver at Loch of the Lowes and his behaviour, as well as any impact he has on the reserve's ecology.

"The new site is intended partly, of course, for museums or art dealers who may be doubtful about a work of art that they have been offered.

So, too, do the drafting and circulation of cabinet papers about intended courses of action.

That's what many of us intended to be, of course.

SiDiM is intended for nonfiction, of course, to protect textbooks and manuals, but its literary possibilities intrigue as well.