Sentence examples for intent not only from inspiring English sources

Consequently this fact proves the' intent not only to act in the greatest secrecy, but also the intent of doing away with every trace of what had happened.

Edison's agreement with the museum states its intent not only to raise money for the development, but also to help the museum raise $10 million for its endowment.

And, she recalled, "there was a deliberate intent not only to listen to my body even more than I normally would in yoga but also to interpret the signs from my body as signs of my sexual identity.

China is constructing a modernized version of the old silk roads, with the intent not only of integrating the region under Chinese influence, but also of reaching Europe and the Middle Eastern oil-producing regions.

Apart from a few works — a wonderful sculpture by Huma Bhabha, a vast wall piece by Piotr Uklański, and mutedly horrific photographs by Stephanie Sinclair and Nina Berman — this Biennial seems intent not only on not offending aesthetic appetite but practically on sedating it.

Apart from a few works, such as those by Bhabha and Uklański, and a couple of mutedly horrific sets of photographs — by Stephanie Sinclair, picturing Afghan women who had set themselves afire, and by Nina Berman, of a disfigured Iraq War veteran — this Biennial seems intent not only on not offending aesthetic appetite but practically on sedating it.

It has been said that one can judge a politician's intent not only by the things he says but by the things he crucially omits.

It was created with the intent not only of feeding the hungry, but with the express purpose of addressing the issues of social justice, or really injustice, that are the root causes of hunger and poverty worldwide.