Sentence examples for intention more from inspiring English sources

Perhaps nowhere is this intention more evident than in Mr. Gehry's use of fish and reptiles as recurring design motifs.

"The physical is just sort of the vehicle to live with more intention, more mindfulness, more focus," says Amanda Rose Walsh, a personal trainer in Manhattan.

The results are a little like 1980's David Salle, with the political intention more direct and the sexist content no less troubling.

According to the Vadakalai, who in this seem to follow Ramanuja's intention more closely, God's grace is certainly active in man's quest for him but does not supplant the necessity of man's acting toward God.

A tale of random violence set in small-town Germany on the eve of the first world war, responses to the film have been warm, but discussion of the director's intention more mixed.

With regard to the intention to pursue sustainability practices, external stakeholders in both samples are regarded as promoting corporate sustainability, but the business oriented external stakeholders (e.g., consumers, banks and trade associations) of Japanese companies seem to be promoting this intention more than those of the Korean companies.

Almost a year into his Presidency, we now see his intentions more clearly.

As if to certify noncarnal intentions, more than one poster emphasizes that appearance doesn't matter.

Those cities will begin declaring their intentions more clearly after the I.O.C. chooses a 2010 Winter Olympics site next July.

More accurate intelligence on Castro might have revealed his intentions more promptly, and U.S. foreign policy could have been revised accordingly.

Netrebko, in this scene, was too beautiful, too tasteful; on the basis of the sound alone, you'd think her intentions more fair than foul.