Sentence examples for intention would have from inspiring English sources

My only intention would have been to reassure him that I had to come off.

Had the sculptures been of lesser importance, seeing so many works that are so diverse in size, purpose, age and artistic intention would have been indigestible.

The intention would have been to try to introduce a spark of invention, but the second goal when it came was simple in nature.

We were not aware of that discussion when we had to decide, and we easily could have decided not to; knowing her intention would have made the decision so much easier.

While these intentions would have been worthy of René Magritte, New Vision's images were anything but surreal.

"Bright's original intentions would have been to have a final bid on the table before CSR shareholders vote on the demerger," said Simon Dumaresq, an analyst at EL&C Baillieu.

You need a functioning police force: if the Ibama had not been effective, the politicians' and prosecutor's intentions would have been impossible to implement.

Had this letter, which did exist, been read off the page by Arago himself, Le Verrier's intentions would have been obvious.

His mother told the BBC's Lyse Doucet that she could not believe her son's intentions would have been misunderstood.

"Potentially this might be seen as encouraging, but as we pointed out in the paper, we have qualitative evidence that their intentions would have been to actually eat more when the training had finished, even though they were reporting by underestimating," Williams said.

We also suppose that (c) resumption of physical activity linked to the actual control of exercises by volitional competencies, especially by implementation intentions, would have a positive effect on negative internal states so that fear of pain and erroneous beliefs about physical activity decrease or even disappear.