Sentence examples for intent would be from inspiring English sources

Pereira said intent would be the most important factor in determining if a flag is thrown.

Charging Mrs. Clinton with the same crime, without evidence of intent, would be difficult.

The order might be neutral on its face, he said, but the intent would be clear.

Surely a better measure of attacking intent would be attempted shots, including on- and off-target?

Evidence of intent would be difficult to establish in both types of cases, especially ones involving smart machines.

"While no publisher wants to be dictated to, some industry-wide agreement of intent would be beneficial," she says.

But, as Guelzo notes, the Civil War was fought with "an amateurism of spirit and an innocence of intent, which would be touching if that same amateurism had not also contrived to make it so bloody".

Andersen argued that the jury question involved intent, which would be an element of the crime that jurors would have to agree on unanimously.

In effect, if not in intent, Kyiv would be separating Ukraine from the terrorist-controlled region.

Of course Lance Bass, his intent would never be to be derogatory.

If that is Khamenei's intent, would it be wrong for Obama to accede to it?