The phrase "intention purpose" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the goals or aims behind actions, but it is better to use a clearer expression.
Example: "The intention purpose of this meeting is to align our strategies for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "intended goal" or "purposeful intention."
Now I see it's as much about conveying mood, intention, purpose, joy.
At some point, there is a waning of intention, purpose and drive, and most of that happens unconsciously.
The jury is still out on that, but it doesn't take away from the mystique of examining these structures like those of any sculpture or artist, and wondering about intention, purpose, and technical skill to create something where there was once nothing. .
There's a particular interest I have in the teachings of Jesus and the Christian teachings because of the power in them, but also because of how profoundly misunderstood they are, and how corrupted they have become in terms of the real meaning, intention, purpose, and power.
Read ironically, Philo could be saying that while "careless and stupid" observers are struck by purpose, intention, and design in the universe, careful, critical, intelligent ones are not.
The resultant theistic arguments, in their various logical forms, share a focus on plan, purpose, intention and design, and are thus classified as teleological arguments (or, frequently, as arguments from or to design).
Function is the design intentions or purposes, describing the relation between the goal of a human user and the behavior of a system.
You read the dictionary's thesaurian list of synonyms: "intention, intent, purpose, design, aim, end, object, objective, goal".
Who can live without fresh intentions, new purposes?
Dr. Bargh added: "Sometimes those goals are in line with our conscious intentions and purposes, and sometimes they're not".
