Sentence examples for intention of reading from inspiring English sources

But why display fakes when you can buy real books you have no intention of reading?

In the 1930s, Morgan taught himself Russian, with the intention of reading the literature.

I was sent a galley copy several months ago and picked it up with no intention of reading more than the first couple of pages.

It is "you" who boards the train, you who carries a book with the firm intention of reading it, you who smokes a Gitane.

When McGahern sent his father a copy he received a "sharp response" saying thank you but he had no intention of reading it.

Vanity Fair comes monthly, but there are always a few long articles I have every intention of reading later, like the one about Emily Post's social revolution or the one about traveling on Route 66.

If you're like me, there are many literary classics that sit on my office library shelves that I had all good intentions of reading when I bought them -- and still intend to get to them -- one day.

In any case, there is no need to accumulate books you have no intention ever of reading.

And instead of spending his afternoons reading literature, he had devoted them to girding for battle by devouring hundreds of accounts on Okinawa and books written by right-wing authors, books that he "had never had any intention of ever reading".

But what if robots really did become capable of reading our intentions and interacting with us safely?

They are volumes of reading material that despite my best intentions have gone, gasp, unread.