Sentence examples for intent on demonstrating from inspiring English sources

Mr. Walia, for one, is intent on demonstrating that riesling is not the only wine to go with Indian food.

In its introductory program, on Saturday evening, the group seemed intent on demonstrating its flexibility.

He is an avid environmentalist and is intent on demonstrating to the public the environmental benefits of nuclear power.

There was a brisk directness about The Planets, too, as if Gardner were intent on demonstrating how fundamentally un-English Holst's score really is.

But the Japanese authorities, intent on demonstrating that they didn't require assistance, reportedly jammed the messages of American relief ships and tried to prevent them from docking.

Saracens are throwing their all it into this but Toulon are as physically strong a club side as I've ever seen and they're intent on demonstrating it.

Still, Mr. Paterson has appeared intent in recent days on demonstrating that he will use whatever power he can to force senators to negotiate — or at least to make it as unpleasant for them as possible if they choose not to.

Clegg has signalled his intent to demonstrate more Lib Dem muscle as deputy prime minister, notably on the Conservative-led NHS reforms.

The report does supply a data point for diagnosticians of cultural decline intent on marshalling evidence to demonstrate the coarsening of the culture.

In feedback seeking the focus is on the person seeking feedback, who is intent on developing or demonstrating their own performance [ 9].

The court's justices said sufficient evidence existed to demonstrate unlawful intent on the part of file-sharing services to hold them liable for the copyright-infringing activities of their customers.