Sentence examples for intended to point from inspiring English sources

He was then asked where the men intended to point their guns if "shit kicked off".

This exhibit is simply intended to point out some currents within ancient thought that foreshadowed later developments in evolutionary biology.

Mr. Levitte, who toured Africa in May and met leaders with troops in the dispute, including President Kabila, said the new resolution was intended to point the way.

In an interview on Wednesday, Mr. O'Hanlon said the article was intended to point out that the security situation was currently far better than it was in 2006.

One author of the report, Neil Manji, a fish biologist in Redding, Calif., said the study was not intended "to point fingers" at the Bush administration.

In a further statement issued on Sunday, Cormann said his comment was intended to point out that Shorten could not secure Labor support for Labor's own previously budgeted savings measures.

This paper intends to point out and to explain this effect in the case of catalytic hydrogenation of adiponitrile over Raney nickel particles.

I also intend to point out what I consider to be unconscionable actions by boards and discuss what remedies shareholders may take to change the situation.

Mr. Colbert's mockery via his super PAC intends to point out loopholes in the nation's system of campaign financing.

They also intend to point out that the day after Mr. Lott's comments, new unemployment figures were released showing an 11percentt jobless rate among blacks, the highest in nine years.

Though it was defeated, the amendment drew the votes of 155 Democrats, many of whom intend to point to it, if criticized, as an indication that they supported military action under the right circumstances.