Sentence examples for intended than from inspiring English sources

It's probably a lot cleaner deal — no pun intended — than most".

First, he insulted the locals with a little sarcasm, which seemed more well intended than it looked on paper.

The domestic reforms of Charles III are more interesting for what they intended than for what they accomplished.

To begin with, the high court's ruling seems to set itself up as a better judge of what the Florida legislature intended than the Florida Supreme Court.

The result is a show that Kosky thinks is closer to what Mozart and Schikaneder intended "than most of the other productions I've seen".

The moment played less as a shout-out to men in the developing world (which was likely what Freeland intended) than as a validation of the First Daughter concept.

The Army also bought 4,000 Stryker ground vehicles, 2,000 more than intended, and more than 15,000 mine-resistant trucks.

Snyder cannot help concluding that "the Germans intended worse than they achieved".

— and, indeed, Kim is perhaps more the intended beneficiary than the brainchild of the latest provocation.

I'm much more interested in reflecting what the author intended rather than the press office.

Previous studies examined HCWs' intended, rather than directly observed, compliance and/or focused on just 1 behavioral model.