Sentence examples for intended yes from inspiring English sources

So in retrospect, with no fear-mongering intended, yes, maybe this is like World War II.

If used to describe the athlete as the Greeks intended, then yes, we marathoners are ascetics.

A Field Poll released on Friday indicated that 60percentt of likely voters who intended to vote "yes" on the recall said they would also vote for Mr. Schwarzenegger.

At the beginning of the night 47% of ICM's sample said they intended to vote yes (leaving aside don't knows), and that proportion was exactly the same two hours later.

Will Davey, a 43-year-old Labour-voting chemistry teacher, said he intended to vote yes to elected mayors, because the city needs a "charismatic" figure to make sure it is punching its weight in Westminster.

"Lynne," she said solemnly, "you won't publish this under your own name, will you?" I replied cheerfully that I had been intending to, yes.

From the outside, most sports can seem ludicrous (yes, pun intended, you smug Latin scholars).

Yes, the advert is intended to be humorous, and, yes, it is far from the most harmful thing in a world full of Bratz Dolls and Kardashians.

So, yes, I intended to vote for Franken.

But he may have drawn it more starkly than he intended — a clear line, yes, but one that put the President on the other side.

Any time Bond interacted with people of color, the interaction seemed intended to confirm that, yes, at the end of the day it was a good thing that the white dude was in charge.