Sentence examples for intention that there from inspiring English sources

"When I first joined I did not detect the intention that there is now," she said.

Through my own faith I have an understanding of many different religions and I think people can tell there's a good intention, that there's a warmth there".

Still, "if the person had the intention that there would be an open marriage from the beginning, we could have some questions about the fidelity of the marriage," said Msgr. Thomas Green, a canon lawyer at the Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C.

13 14 In terms of intervention design, the broad shape of the DQIP intervention was defined by the intention that there should be evidence for the effectiveness of its components, that it should be built on existing National Health Service (NHS) information technology and be implementable as an 'enhanced service' (a UK National Health Service mechanism for commissioning general practice care).

They hoard with an intention that there is nothing which is of no use.

There's a seriousness and a thoughtfulness of his intention that's there -- that is right on the surface and is very close to who he really is.

The China Daily says the initial intention was that there would have been a Hong Kong-style property transfer, but that this was dropped.

So successfully had Mr. Carter masked his intentions that there will still many who thought he might name Senator Edmund S. Muskie of Maine or even one of the four other possibilities on his final list at his news conference scheduled for 10 A.M. today.

The impeccably liberal Armitages, by contrast, are color-blind; in their cosmopolitan embrace, they affirm, with the best of intentions, that there's no difference between blacks and whites, thus, in effect, denying that blackness the distinctive black experience is real.

There was no significant contribution of sample to the prediction of intention, indicating that there was no difference in intention between both samples after the Novartis incident took place.

The young soldier turned spy is sure these voices mean something: "That people were in communication, that things had a design, that there was intention, significance, and purpose in what people did — he needed to believe this".