Sentence examples for intention quite from inspiring English sources

I replied lightly that I thought his intention quite flattering, but that I would like to buy his business and be the Rolls-Royce of the industry.

He makes his intentions quite clear with Everyday it's 1989 and the uplifting The Stars.

He wants to make his intentions quite clear so that no suspicion can fall on her after his death.

The F.C.C. report also had Engineer Doe spelling out his intentions quite clearly in his initial proposal.

But although it seems to capture their intentions quite well, this philosophical terminology is not widely used by psychologists.

Grice did not claim that what a speaker said was determinable without consideration of the speaker's intentions; quite the contrary.

"I've made my intentions quite clear that I'd like to opening the batting, it's my favourite position in the order.

The administration is making its intentions quite clear.

The photo's caption makes the yet-to-be-identified account holder's intentions quite clear.

Congress made its intentions quite plain, just a few months ago, when it zeroed out the Affordable Care Act mandate without touching anything else in the statute.

Donald Trump, however, made his intentions quite clear at the last debate, and many times before: He will appoint justices to the high court "very much in the mold of Justice Scalia".