Sentence examples for intended something that from inspiring English sources

Some scientists say that a glitch led ESA to publish more data than it had originally intended, something that ESA denies.

And finally, without investors, you can craft your company culture the way you intended (something that was important to us).

This is her thought, but she ends up saying something different from what she intends, something that makes a stranger of him.

There follows an unabashedly one-sided dissection of all the damage that Israel has done not just to the Palestinians but to the world.For anyone who wants a primer on delegitimising Israel this is fine, but it is hardly, as Ms Karmi says she intends, something that makes debate about a one-state solution "part of the mainstream discourse".

This entails that God will never intend something that will not happen.

"The government is therefore engaging in sleight of hand when it asserts that the jury may find that 'Andersen' intended something if each juror believes that a different person at Andersen had that intent".

Further assume that the quasi-sacred document your society bases all laws off of has a bit in it about "cruel and unusual punishment" that the authors probably intended something specific by, but that today is largely incomprehensible so much so that the current agreed-upon method for executing someone is to pump him full of extraordinarily expensive chemicals until he expires.

This is intentional on Ridgway's part, who states that his work "is intended as something that is meditative and that is for contemplation...It's something to slow you down so you can watch and enjoy".

Suddenly it was on its feet barking loudly and menacingly at the door we were standing behind, as though it had sensed we were intending something and resented that.

"It is intended to be something that's anti-establishment.

"You end up paying more than you intended to sell something that wasn't worth it in the first place," Ms. Brandt said.