Sentence examples for intention which is from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

"They're conflicted in their stated intention, which is to help people give up smoking, and in the way they choose to market their products, which is by having beautiful, glamorous people using them".

The collision should be detected quickly [4], and the robot needs to distinguish the intention which is unwished [5, 6].

In the course of the game, the player discloses the aliens' real intention which is to prepare for the conquest with the earth.

But the Tories accused ministers of misleading the British people about Labour's true intention, which was to take Britain into the single currency.

The attacks on the banks and the broadcasters were designed to disguise the hackers' real intention, which was "to gather intelligence on South Korean military targets," the report concluded.

We should also restore the requirement of proving bad intention (which was there until 1976) to the wording on incitement to racial hatred, making it consistent with the law on incitement to hatred on grounds of religion or sexual orientation.

There is a further point to keep in mind about the American-led air campaign against Isis: it has demonstrably failed in terms of its original intention, which was to contain and if possible eliminate Isis.

Bellamy, who was a Boston lawyer, had an avowedly didactic and polemical intention, which was to offer his readers a solution to the looming conflict between organised labour and hegemonic capitalism.