Character analysis is not Meyer's intention, which can have a clinical effect, restricting access to the city's heart.
It would also defy the intention, which is largely to suggest that an original telling of a familiar tale is an achievement and pleasure in itself.
But the Tories accused ministers of misleading the British people about Labour's true intention, which was to take Britain into the single currency.
She communicated an honesty of intention, which is one reason why MPs are disinclined to believe she intended to do anything wrong with her expenses.
And the way to invent an excess is through sentences, and phrases, and omissions, and you construct the excess with one intention, which is: to serve your purpose.
Bet Shammai opposed the Bet Hillel "principle of intention," which holds that the legal consequences of a man's act must be partly based on his intention.
The "necessary construction" was the necessary construction of an intention which, when put in place, stabilized the text that did not contain it.
Here's an investment oddity: a company with a mammoth dividend yield of 9.5% and an intention, which most of its City followers think credible, to keep annual payments to shareholders rising in line with inflation, at a minimum.
"My intention, which I outlined when this began, is to inform the public as to that which is done in their name and that which is done against them," he said, in an email published by Glenn Greenwald.
Submissions from the law firm Mishcon de Reya, which represents the remaining 21 claimants, insist these were "binding promises" and not simply "statements of present intention which could be abandoned at will or subjected to unheralded conditions thereafter".
It was while looking at James's baby clothes that I finally saw the grandness of his intention, which had a great deal to do with imposing a kind of thematic order on the lawless privileges of the very rich.
