Sentence examples for intent led from inspiring English sources

The Russo-Japanese war, contrary to Plehve's intent, led to the first Russian revolution and forced the regime to grant a parliament and recognize political and civil liberties.

Such an intent led him to assert, in a 1923 open letter to Martin Buber called "The Builders," that observing particular laws and practices of the Torah and the Jewish tradition in his time had to be rooted in each individual Jew's ability rather than in her will.

The presence of any suicide intent led to classification of the behavior as a suicide attempt, also in the presence of seemingly contradictory additional reasons given for the behavior (such as "I wished to get help from someone").

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The platform is also tailored to deliver the specific type of sales, marketing or customer service insights they're after — whether it's purchase intent, lead detection, sentiment analysis, and so on — serving these in a structured, dashboard format, and via bespoke reports.

Positive thought or intent leads to positive action, which leads to positive change.

He urged those listening to check the history, to look at an alleged pattern of intent that led Greinke to hit him again.

We recognize that judges have sometimes expressed concern that Faretta, contrary to its intent,has led to trials that are unfair.

It lacks the withering designs of the true heretic — the cruel intent that led Buñuel, say, to stage his boozy parody of the Last Supper, in "Viridiana".

In an attempt to communicate his artistic intent Mr. Maxwell led three Wooster Group veterans (Mr. Fliakos, Kate Valk and Scott Shepherd, who was in an early workshop but not the production) through a theater game early in the rehearsal process that he described as embarrassing for him.