Sentence examples for intended too from inspiring English sources

This made her realise that a fantasy novel could be not only long, but seriously intended too.

It was, as intended, too much to take in, so I dropped by the showroom on the top floor of the Institut du Monde Arabe, a glass-walled aerie with a panoramic terrace just east of Notre-Dame, where the transparency of the space and the grandeur of the view made a nice foil for the riot of the clothes.

It is also presumably intended to tell vegetarians they might be better off next door, and in the case of Meat People, in Islington, north London, I imagine the pun is intended, too: come here to meet people, among like-minded people who do meat.

Why not you and your intended, too?

With no estate tax such formula-driven plans don't work as intended, with too little, too much or even nothing left to certain heirs.

Individuals for whom the message was intended were too desensitized by hearing it over and over again; rightly so, because they were fooled by the Democratic Party too many times.

It was intended differently, too: pointedly, potently, yet couched in the same like-for-like showbiz rhetoric in which we're all fluent.

But if assembling them as Emin intended proves too much for the new owner, they can take some comfort in the fact that it wouldn't be the first time a famous artwork was incorrectly installed.

Choreographers are hired, and they train professional dancers to execute the move until it's far more finely calibrated and expertly performed than originally intended — maybe too much, like watching a fuzzy old film that has been digitally remastered for an HDTV.

I have always feared that Nelson Mandela would be killed before his time, and always have prayed that he would live the full life that God intended him too.

Some see it as being squandered on dictators who hate the United States to begin with, while others are convinced that the people for whom the aid is intended are too primitive to know what to do with it.