Sentence examples for intends when from inspiring English sources

Despite his guardedness, Rahim perhaps reveals more than he intends when he talks about the effects of success.

All of this Aciman apparently intends; when Clara muses, at the Christmas party, "My life as a French movie — there's an idea," the host tartly replies, "French movies are about urbane Parisians, not dyspeptic Upper West Side Jews on antidepressants".

He is "one of us" in another sense, too, the sense that Conrad intends when he uses those words -- over and over, like a tolling bell -- to characterize his Lord Jim: a man who seems to embody the universal human terror of never really knowing who you are.

In a memoir that is often very reticent (a whole bad marriage goes by in a blink) he reveals perhaps more than he intends when he tells us, "I confess that the moment when I recognized that I could envisage a real relationship with someone who was not a potential recruit to the party was the moment I recognized that I was no longer a Communist in the full sense of my youth".

In brief, openness is expected to remove the need to trust others not to make mistakes or act with malicious intends when using the technology (see Johnson 2005 Schmidt 2008).

My friends, that is not what God intended when He created America".

Greenhouse gases are a hot topic (pun intended) when it comes to global warming.

Surely this is the exact legacy that James Cameron intended when he made Avatar.

This wasn't what Heston Blumenthal intended when he got scientific on the spud.

This is not what Congress intended when it passed the port security law.

What makes the same behavior acceptable, however well intended, when the person deceived is your elderly parent?