Sentence examples for intent has begun from inspiring English sources

But serial killing – as a naughty release valve of aggression and as a bid for serious artistic intent – has begun to feel like overkill.

Mr. Fabrizi is intent on sending the message that a new era has begun.

But Mr Obama's early momentum, boosted by a ringing declaration of good intent to Muslims and Arabs in Cairo in June, has begun to flag.

The government has begun to expand hydroelectric power generation with the intent to increase access to electricity in rural areas.

The new knowledge that this cross-country synthesis has begun to generate is that it is at the subnational level that the biggest gap between intent and practice was found in 2006-08.

It would be wrong to read too much into three games at the start of a season when only Manchester City have begun with real intent.

Across the country, tens of thousands of workers who have lost airline and other jobs in recent months -- most of them lacking college degrees -- have begun similar retraining, intent on reinventing themselves as dietitians, welders, teachers' aides, nurses or even massage therapists.

A group of student organizers have begun amplifying that question, intent on holding their presidential hopefuls accountable for global leadership.

They had begun with speed, moving the ball with intensity and intent.

Afghans have begun to use it, too, to burnish their bona fides as patriots intent on promoting their countrymen.

Not long after Clearwire announced their intent to begin lighting up a 4G LTE network, Sprint and a cabal of cable companies have begun to discuss the idea of a possible Clearwire acquisition.