Sentence examples for intended true from inspiring English sources

This will allow us to comment on how representative the included studies are of the intended true population and therefore allow clinicians to better apply the evidence to their study population of interest.

Never intended for true off-roading, it is the first Jeep with front-wheel drive (all-wheel drive is available) and will offer a continuously variable transmission.

Schrempp has admitted this, and it's recorded on tape that he never intended a true "merger of equals," as promised.

It was intended as true".

It was intended as true.... What did I mean by that [his initial tweet, calling Dunn a jackass]]?

If the mind is able to intend the true object then that object is somehow available to the mind.

There is nothing in its public materials to suggest the research it sponsors is intended to uncover true social costs and benefits; rather their goal is to advance the interests of their members.

"They're intended to be true second homes and not sold or rented for a quick profit," said the developer Alfred Akirov, whose eponymous trio of towers helped start Tel Aviv's luxury skyscraper boom in the late 1990s.

Johnson said it was early days but he intended to be true to the spirit of the original, rather than updating its wartime setting: "We won't be having any desert camouflage uniforms.

But within this semiabstract frame, the performances were intended to feel true in a contemporary sense: some of the instrumental interludes were used to underscore flashback scenes that fleshed out the opera's biblical story of the tragic love of David for Jonathan, the son of the harshly jealous King Saul.

First generation apparatuses were intended primarily for true stress state imitation in rock or mineral specimens.