Sentence examples for intends is from inspiring English sources

Whether the paintings are actually effective in the way Ms. Gurnee intends is hard to say.

But while this destruction, as Isis doubtless intends, is shocking, for me it is also familiar.

Whether they work as self-portraits, as the artist intends, is doubtful, but subtly sensuous formal variations invite close, meditative scrutiny (Johnson).

It is because what comes across (probably contrary to what Makari intends) is how arbitrary the theories and their revisions are, how little truth ranked as a criterion in choosing them, the main aim being, rather, a striking, unified theory.

All told, it means that this government intends – and "intends" is the right word since all this is based on projections – to spend £22bn less on welfare than was planned by Labour when it left office in May.

Among the measures Cameron intends is banning in-work benefits such as working tax credit and housing benefit for EU migrants for four years, an end to the payment of child benefit to parents whose children live abroad, deportation of an immigrant who is jobless for six months and a four-year wait before eligibility for social housing is granted.

What is intended is a permanent revolution.

Indeed, "pun intended" is a Miranda Hart catchphrase.

How these verbal behaviors are intended is another matter.

"What is intended is a mix-up," Mr Abbas said.

The infrastructure to enable implementation as intended is necessary.