Sentence examples for intent make from inspiring English sources

Context and intent make all the difference.

Their movement, speed and offensive intent make them devastating.

The thousands of military ballots that are being kept out, along with the divining of "voter intent," make me shudder for our Republic.

There also have to be episodes that begin to — although this is never a storyteller's intent — make [the viewer] go, "I don't know, I don't know about this…" That makes those excellent episodes all the more special.

But while crackdowns, legislation and declarations of intent make good copy, there is no guarantee they will shift the figures.

30% to 40% of Quora's traffic comes from people searching for specific things, so it tells me that search ads that leverage intent make perfect sense for how it eventually monetizes its Q&A service.

Original intent makes all the difference.

An evasive concept with a hint of dynamic intent makes it highly attractive for leaders.

Tyler Angle's clarity and intelligence of intent made phrases seem more legible than they were.

The difficulties in proving intent makes it even less likely that the Justice Department will pursue a criminal prosecution.

In contrasts to the denials of anti-Semitic intent made by Dieudonné and Anelka, almost all postings of the gesture on the French-language Internet involve Jewish "targets".