Sentence examples for intent toward from inspiring English sources
I've never, ever had ill intent toward my wife at any point.
West Haven's corporation lawyer, Michael Farrell, denied the city had "discriminatory intent" toward the Jones Hill Oxford House.
"As a first step," it said, "the two sides stated that neither government would have hostile intent toward the other".
Iran's nuclear appetites are undeniable, as is its malign intent toward Israel, toward America, toward its Arab neighbors and its own people.
But while Dodge's lurching Frankenstein seemed to harbor murderous intent toward pilot and populace alike, the Cadillac wagon is as sweetly approachable as its sedan and coupe siblings.
Once in office, George W. Bush declined to reaffirm a Clinton-era communiqué that pledged "no hostile intent" toward North Korea.
Similarly, the same area of arMFC responds to hearing one's own name relative to hearing another person's name, another ostensive cue conveying communicative intent directed toward the observer (Kampe et al. 2003).
Since direct gaze often conveys communicative intent directed toward the observer, we were particularly interested in Amodio and Frith's (2006) proposal that the anterior section of rostral medial frontal cortex (arMFC) is activated when there is a perceived attempt to communicate with the observer (Kampe et al. 2003; Amodio and Frith 2006; Frith and Frith 2006).
In January, Antioch University and the alumni-led Antioch College Continuation Corporation signed a nonbinding letter of intent to work toward reopening the college, independent of the university.
Re "Power Couple," your Oct. 9 article about the chiefs of KeySpan and the Long Island Power Authority: LIPA's chairman and chief executive, Richard M. Kessel, seems intent on moving toward life after fossil fuels, which is something all Long Islanders should applaud.
According to Renaldo Nehemiah, the former star hurdler who is now James's manager, James will soon be applying for a non-immigrant visa that would allow him to cut his course load, although James, an academic sophomore, said he remains intent on working toward a degree.
