Sentence examples for intention of proving from inspiring English sources
He has every intention of proving him wrong.
The story was featured a series of the images with the intention of proving its point.
Scotland travel to Iceland for Wednesday's World Cup qualifier with the intention of proving that LP Hartley was mistaken when he observed that the past is a foreign country, where they do things differently.
The fear that I heard in my father's voice, for example, when he realized that I really believed I could do anything a white boy could do, and had every intention of proving it, was not at all like the fear I heard when one of us was ill or had fallen down the stairs or strayed too far from the house.
In this study, we retrospectively evaluated the clinical outcomes of patients treated with curative-intent CRT, giving detailed information of the survival and related side effects, with the intention of proving suitable treatment for patients after R1 resection at the bronchial margin.
We should also restore the requirement of proving bad intention (which was there until 1976) to the wording on incitement to racial hatred, making it consistent with the law on incitement to hatred on grounds of religion or sexual orientation.
Guys rarely exit a relationship with the intention of being proven wrong; they've made up their mind already that it isn't working and they're moving on.
The comte's experiment has a serious intention: to prove that all humans are essentially the same, irrespective of race or religious tradition.
Informed of the negative result, one healer involved thus suggested that a 'selfish intention to prove that healing works' differs from the true altruistic 'intention to heal', and that only the latter should be expected to show results.
Entrepreneurial intentions lately begun to receive attention for study because it is believed that an intention with regard to the behavior of proven may be a reflection of the actual behavior.
Furthermore, because the measurement model of Intention proved to be a Heywood case [ 52], i.e. a (saturated) model with a standardized factor loading of 1.05 for one of the three scales and a negative disturbance term (-0.10), we fixed the standardized measurement error of this scale at 0.05.
