Sentence examples for intent clearly from inspiring English sources

The intent, clearly, is there but the execution is lacking.

"The intent clearly is to help policy progress in the medium term," he said.

The line "Double, double toil and trouble," (often sensationalized to a point that it loses meaning), communicates the witches' intent clearly: they seek only to increase trouble for the mortals around them.

It was as if we had all been told that it's wrong to punch one another -- with the intent, clearly, that we use our words to resolve our conflicts.

What we do not say, however, is designed to affect participants in particular ways for which the word deception seems appropriate, because the nature of the intent clearly matters.

But the intent was clearly more serious than that.

Wilpon said: "The intent here clearly was to respect Willie, to respect his feelings and to do it in person.

"The intent is clearly there, the evidence of hard collaboration is still pretty sketchy," Hammond said about the cooperation between the two groups.

Hard grounds and positive intent are clearly playing a part but one or two games have been horribly one-sided, too.

Paula Galowitz, a clinical law professor at New York University, who has done research on housing, said of the agreement, "The intent seems clearly to indicate that the building should be for artists".

In December 1973, Kolatkar began to write Jejuri, which is, on its most obvious level (and a very rich level in terms of realism, observation, irony), an account of a man who arrives at the pilgrimage town on a "state transport bus" in the company of people whose intent is clearly more devotional than his, and has less to do with a seemingly unfathomable curiosity.