Sentence examples for intentionally be from inspiring English sources

- A proper look at Jesse Eisenberg's Lex Luthor, who it seems will intentionally be more neurotic than menacing - The arrival of super villain Doomsday - Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman rescuing Superman and Batman, and apparently bringing the pair together following their feud Warned by his butler Alfred about "going to war", Batman fumes: "That son of a bitch brought the war to us!".

But in an interview he acknowledged, "Even my advisers sometimes will say, 'Oh you have to drop this Tea Party thing a little bit.' " Mr. Paul, who often weaves quotations from Jefferson and other founding fathers into his speeches, said he would not intentionally be "a fly in the ointment" if he joined Republicans in the Senate.

Values can intentionally be communicated through conscious behavior.

Evidence that social capital can intentionally be promoted is also scarce.

It'd intentionally be "less addictive", and would have a new multiplayer element added into the mix.

The spectrum of characteristics should intentionally be stretched from today thinkable to provocative and also to improbable.

Attacking medical facilities, transport and personnel intentionally is outlawed.

Breaking the law intentionally is ethical only when engaging in civil disobedience or in an emergency.

The claim that we delay these cases intentionally is a baseless claim".

Mr. Newby has intentionally been less strict with the children to help them through the tumult.

For the first year, the number of Western galleries participating has intentionally been kept low.