Sentence examples for intention of course from inspiring English sources

As a kind of intention, of course zhi or yi will itself have intentional content, and thus the texts can speak of expressing or grasping one's zhi or yi.

This was never my intention, of course, but often enough, for better or worse, it was my accomplishment.

They don't declare this as their intention, of course, but instead talk up "grave" threats – cybercrime, piracy and (of course) child pornography – as rationales for their action.

Like many pop songs, there's something of the sonnet about Time Will Pass You By; it's there in the song's intention of course, but there is something about Legend's track that has always reminded me specifically of Shakespeare's Sonnet 60.

What Bullock said to George Lopez implies that flattery was her intention, of course: "If I could do anything to become more Latina, I would do it," she said.

That was the intention, of course, of the conference, organized to honor the 90th birthday of Dr. John Archibald Wheeler, the Princeton and University of Texas physicist known for his poetic characterizations of the mysteries of the universe.

The enthusiasm reflects excellent intentions, of course.

The pit master Hugh Mangum has the best intentions, of course.

Early polls can be poor predictors of future intentions, of course.

Our own state has made some serious blunders in this area - always with the best possible intentions, of course.

The Navigator app has no idea of my intentions, of course, and merrily recomputes a new route for me with every turn.