Sentence examples for intends both from inspiring English sources

He's far too skillfully in control of his prose to do this accidentally, so you have to conclude that he intends both this distance and the mystifyingly dislocated, arm's-length experience it forces on the reader.

It intends both to help them outline or specify a career expectation and to create a means to observe the involved dialogic processes.

With a stirring foreword written by Stewart L. Udall, former U.S. Representative for Arizona and Secretary of the Interior under presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson, the book clearly intends both to be educational and to evoke an emotional response from the reader.

The Disney Star Warss" movies are intended both as a nostalgia trip and a rigorous corrective.

As intended, both caused considerable debate – which is precisely what Fox claims generation snowflake are losing their ability to do.

It is intended both as a deterrent and as a means to ensure successful prosecution of anyone who does assault a paramedic.

That building's most notable interior feature, a swaying set of steps intended both as circulation and social space, has also been adapted for Cornell.

A mournful cry intended both as defiance to the oppressor, and as comfort to a man they regarded as their leader.

Mr. Bryant laid out an ambitious agenda for reconstruction, intended both to drum up popular support at home and draw much needed development aid from abroad.

Dana had constructed a sponsorship deal that was intended both to make motor-racing greener and to give a shot in the arm to IndyCar racing in particular.

Four years ago I wrote about a hybrid system that was intended both to make electricity and gather usable heat on residential rooftops.