Sentence examples for intent to draw from inspiring English sources

Peter Singer of Brookings is also wary of a weapons ban: "I'm supportive of the intent, to draw attention to the slippery slope we're going down.

"It was never my intent to draw attention away from the tradition of athletic competition and the symbolic cooperation of countries participating in the Olympic games.

But Clinton really signalled her intent to draw in Obama after Sanders mentioned the ten million dollars in donations from Wall Street that a Super PAC affiliated with her campaign has received.

The gesture has a clear intent: to draw a sharp contrast between Mr. Pallone's working-Joe persona and the presumed front-runner in the Democratic primary contest, Cory A. Booker, the celebrity mayor of Newark, who declared his candidacy on Saturday.

Sadly, the work's intent — to draw attention to violence — couldn't have been more timely.

While some users might consider "Confession" little more than a gimmick, its creators appear to be serious about their intent: to draw more Catholics back to the church and its confessional.

"My intent was to draw attention to this incredibly important issue.

Our intent is to draw the conversation out in light of everything that is happening now.

Says Heine, "My intent is to draw art lovers to the book and book lovers to the art". .

The intent was to draw the observer's eye upwards, celebrating what Sullivan termed the "lofty" nature of the skyscraper, but not wasting resources on intricate detailing unlikely to appeal to a busy businessman.

The intent is to draw blood, not to maim or injure the individual.