Sentence examples for intent to know from inspiring English sources

Intelligence fails because it is human, no stronger than the power of one mind to read another, to divine its intent, to know the enemy.

Without the self-scrutiny that a memoir demands, without the intent to know and expose the truth about oneself, no matter how ugly, I found myself writing a wishful — wistful — version of the past.

There's no intent to know who said what.

If you spend time reading discouraging literature or anti-Mormon publications without reading the Book of Mormon with intent to know the truth, you will likely confuse yourself.

For example, to command our AI assistant, "Tell my wife I am going to be late," the system needs to be smart enough not only to understand the intent, but also to know who the wife is and the best way to contact her.

On the online forums, there's always some [expletive] who seems intent on wanting you to know that he knows more than you do.

In another scene, Fleabag gets into a bubble-filled bathtub with a gorgeous pickup, who is intent on them getting to know each other via a deep-talk Q. and A. "When did you realize you were so good-looking?" she asks him.

While the example of Sinclair is serious enough that Representatives (including some who challenged the FCC's anti-net neutrality proposal on Congressional intent grounds) would like to know more, it's far from an isolated incident.

Mr Cameron's speech to the party conference in October struck many as a restatement of detoxifying intent: "It's not enough to know our ideas are right," he said.

I have to know the intent, I have to know where the transitions are, I have to know where the intensity is and when to back the intensity off.

How you dress your body, and how you move your body -- your body language -- provides a short cut for others to know your intent.