Sentence examples for intentional course from inspiring English sources

Importantly, effective use of strategies requires some degree of intentional course planning.

That is intentional, of course.

It's intentional, of course.

The link between the sculpture and the bridge was intentional, of course.

All this is intentional, of course; Carey wants to challenge the logic of our perceptions, and he's certainly clever enough to do so.

It was intentional, of course, but that doesn't mean it worked.

The distance between the two plants allowed us to reflect on the space between each site -- intentional, of course, but still dramatic while nestled between heavily forested areas.

An increasing number of universities starting with Stanford University and its biodesign program, which was founded in 2001 are attempting to make entrepreneurship more rational and intentional, with courses that offer 1- to 3-year fellowships and immerse early-career scientists in clinical medicine, technological innovation, and entrepreneurship.

No one is suggesting intentional evil, of course.

Typically people are only held accountable if their unethical decisions appear to have been intentional — and of course, if they consciously make such decisions, they should be.

This is of course intentional, chiming as it does with Vernon's scrappy, youthful inner world, but at times it is simply a bit amateurish and annoying.