These "things" differ phenomenologically, the remembered intention indicative of something peculiar to the object, the imagined intention recreating the whole form of the object.
"We have every intention of doing something for Romeo," Browns General Manager Phil Savage said.
You went down with the intention of hearing something you'd never heard before, be it Green Velvet or Nancy & Lee or ESG or Underground Resistance.
Bhattacharya avoids the usual pitfalls of writing about a foreign culture with the intention of discovering something about it — a goal that all too often finds writers resorting to sweeping generalizations.
A noble endeavor, however, does not a good book make, and children's literature is strewn with books with nothing more to recommend them than the author's intention of teaching something to the little nippers.
It has become a little hard to remember, thanks to the short-term, not to say the micro-term, mind-set of his Administration, in which every movement seems to be scripted by the morning's poll results, that Clinton ran for the Presidency with the intention of doing something more than simply clinging to the office.
He graduated with a marketing degree from Oregon State with every intention of doing something that probably didn't involve MegaTech.
If you are working with the intention of accomplishing something that reaches beyond yourself and into the world then the work becomes this wonderful form of worship.
"I find working in this way to be very meditative, in the sense that you're walking around for hours, constantly aware of your surroundings, with the single intention of recording something unusual happening".
