Sentence examples for intention is obvious from inspiring English sources

The intention is obvious: to rub women's noses in the recognisably human forms that they are carrying, to force them to discern 10 fingers and 10 toes.

Mr. Bush said he had chosen to speak from the chamber of the Texas House of Representatives because it has been the scene of bipartisan cooperation, but the presidential State of the Union intention was obvious.

The feminist intentions are obvious, and the work is best when it verges on the surreal, playing with double exposures.

By September William's intentions were obvious, but James declined Louis XIV's offer of assistance for fear of the reaction in England; in any case he was confident in the ability of his forces to repel invasion.

The old man's intentions were obvious: Charles Savage Homer wanted his three sons to study one day at the oldest and most prestigious institution of higher learning in the United States.

You might think that your intentions are obvious if you're working hard to repair your marriage, but they may not be.

From the survival data of patients receiving surgery with curative intention it is obvious, that at the time of initial diagnosis in most patients unperceived tumor cell spread has occurred.

Now take the opposite case: suppose that someone forms an intention, but it is obvious that this intention would be a mistake for him (there are good reasons for him not to do what he intends to do).

Saramago's satirical intention in "The Cave" is obvious from the outset.

Her intention to incite violence is obvious from the language of her ads, even if their exact wording carefully skirts the outer edge of the legal threshold of blatant hate speech).

From France and Spain, nearly equal numbers of eagle-owls are poisoned (for which raptors might not be the main target) and are shot (which is obvious very intention persecution).