Sentence examples for intent on correcting from inspiring English sources

My spell check is intent on correcting 'Dokilly' to 'docilely', but docile they are not, with their music revolving around crunchy, lo-fi guitar and shrill, lurching synth.

The man who called the collapse of the U.S.S.R. "the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century" seems intent on correcting that alleged wrong.

Obviously intent on correcting that first debate (he even shook hands more warmly with Mr. Kerry as they walked on stage), Mr. Bush spent much of the night attacking his opponent's policies instead of explaining his own.

Taylor accounts for bombers and corpses as fully as he can in a single volume, honourably intent on correcting, for now and especially for the future, all parties' mythification of what happened.

Denise L. Nappier, the state's treasurer and a Democrat, issued a statement that carefully avoided commenting on the indictments and assured the public that her office was intent on correcting Mr. Silvester's misdeeds.

Sandy Levin, a Democratic congressman who helped negotiate that deal, notes that people like himself who were intent on correcting market failures at home were also keen to use trade policy to do the same abroad.

At a time when President Obama is under attack for appointing so many white men — and so few women — to senior positions in the White House, Hollywood seemed intent Sunday on correcting the imbalance at the Golden Globes.

Intent on confirming the correct Smeaton value, Wilbur performed his own calculations using measurements collected during kite and free flights of the 1901 glider.

But neither grovelling for forgiveness nor laboriously correcting those who are intent on misunderstanding you are the way.

Farage, the noisiest of the seven speakers and the performer most intent on differentiating from the "politically correct political class" was the most aggressive.

He is intent on avoiding another one.