Sentence examples for intending to reply from inspiring English sources

Depressed, unemployed and attempting to avoid the internet, he carries around a large brown envelope, stuffed full of unanswered letters from his friend Andrew in Japan, intending to reply just "as soon as something good happens" to him.

He did not intend to reply, but he did: "Magnifying glass faulty please refund money".

Existing retrieval-based human-computer conversation systems are intended to reply to user utterances based on existing utterance-response pairs.

Have you ever accidentally "replied all" to an e-mail on which you intended to reply only to the sender and included a catty remark or an embarrassing note to your honey?

When a reporter asked Cox, on his way out of the office that night, if he intended to resign, Cox replied, "No hell, no".

I asked members of Reddit's r/asktransgender community if they intended to detransition; one replied dryly "I intend to buy a Kalashnikov".

When asked outright if he intended to resign, Neville emphatically replied: "No".

Asked tonight whether he intended to apologize to Mr. Bush, Mr. Schröder replied evasively, "I don't understand the question".

When the salesman enquired how deep he intended to venture, the Spaniard replied that his dive was to be into the depths of the human subconscious – and he hoped to encourage the British public to make the journey with him.

In a statement sent to Atlantic reporter Rosie Gray, Kasowitz's spokesman said the lawyer intends to apologize for his "inappropriate" reply to the initial email, which "came at the end of a long day".

When you tweet at Tofu, the algorithm sifts through that set of messages to derive a reply intended to mimic your own tweets.