Sentence examples for intention of directing from inspiring English sources

Aides to Mr. Obama say they have no intention of directing Mr. Panetta to oust C.I.A. officials who played a role in the agency's secret interrogation and detention program.

He told Peter Bogdanovich (who published the interview in "Who the Devil Made It" — the title of which was derived from a remark by Hawks) that he had recommended the remake to the producer Samuel Goldwyn but had no intention of directing it, until Goldwyn made him a lucrative offer to do so.

Back from a night out with some friends — three of them passionate Blu-ray owners — Mr. Bay fired up his computer and posted a cranky note on his Web site, announcing he had no intention of directing a sequel to "Transformers".

The bankers had the intention of directing their French clients' assets to UBS's Switzerland operation, rather than keep the money in France.

Robert Zemeckis viewed their treatment with the intention of directing The Frighteners as a spin-off film of the television series, Tales from the Crypt (which he helped produce).

Gilligan noted that, "from the very beginning I always had the intention of directing an episode, but I kept putting it off because I figured I didn't know enough".

Whilst VP is mainly applied for fracture stabilization without the intention of direct deformity correction, BKP was developed for better height restoration and realignment as well as for decreased extrusion risks based on creating an intravertebral cavity with walls of impacted cancellous bone.

Robert Zemeckis hired the duo to write the script, with the original intention of Zemeckis directing The Frighteners as a spin-off film of the television series, Tales from the Crypt.

Perry (2009, p. 60) argues that the referent of an utterance of a demonstrative is the object of a directing intention, and offers a rather elaborate theory of directing intentions that is inspired by some brief remarks from Kaplan.

In all other cases, however, Pascal described Jesuit casuisty as teaching that it is possible to modify the moral character of an action by applying the method of "directing the intention, which consists in selecting something that is permitted as the objective of one's actions" (Letters: I, 649).

A state 3 consciousness of Mind may be sufficient to impart an at-a-distance quantum entanglement linking the intention of the directed, intercessionary Mind (of the healer) with the body and mind of the recipient (the one to be healed).