Sentence examples for intended though from inspiring English sources

Doing it as nature intended, though, is kept off-screen.

Thereafter, the brutality remains largely off-stage, as Gluck intended, though it reverberates through the drama as it unfolds, magnifying every emotional shift.

When I ended it again, to save my heart, it was his turn to be surprised by the depth of his feelings — he'd also gotten more attached than intended, though not enough to change his mind.

The theory goes that you are less likely to be injured if you run in the way that "nature intended" – though nature presumably didn't intend concrete, tarmac, broken glass, sedentary lifestyles and expensive running shoes.

But Dr. Cole of The Journal of the American Medical Association is skeptical that such programs of social engineering, well intended though they may be, can be accurately measured.

For Lending Club, it's a prime opportunity (no pun intended), though it carries plenty of risk, as well.

She argues that detailed assessments of many tens of thousands of families a year based on "risk characteristics" divert thinly stretched budgets away from helping struggling families who don't intend – though may cause – their children harm.

If I intend to be smiling and am doing so involuntarily, I am doing what I intend, though not intentionally.

If it is said that moral judgments lack truth-value (beyond the claim of minimalism), then there cannot be relative truth-value in the sense that moral relativists usually intend (though it might be contended that there is a sense in which there could still be justification).

Though intended as satire, the signs reflected a deep division.

Though intended as a celebration of the modern world's inclusiveness, it is really an accurate condemnation of that world.