Sentence examples for intentionally though from inspiring English sources

The folk strike back; or, why you didn't do it intentionally, though it was bad and you knew it.

"The folk strike back: Or, why you didn't do it intentionally, though it was bad and you knew it". Philosophical Studies (Accepted, 2006).

It then identifies the fact that S intends to do A with the fact that S is doing A intentionally, though perhaps he has barely begun.

I do aspire to live more intentionally, though -- I am an aspiring intentionalist.

The bone had been intentionally, though reluctantly, broken for shipping and then not preserved in the normal manner, specifically because Schweitzer was hoping to test it for soft tissue.

It's an expertly made, intentionally minor movie, though when Monroe, doping herself with everything available, lies in bed, confused and hapless, there are depressing intimations of the end to come.

These programs aren't intentionally gruesome, though — they're meant to be inspirational, highlighting medical progress and glorifying the doggedly dedicated surgical teams who work through their exhaustion to produce miracles.

Police detectives and arson investigators sifted through evidence and interviewed survivors and other witnesses on Sunday, working from the premise that the blaze had been intentionally set, though tests to identify an accelerant were not yet complete.

Some of it you've seen and heard before, intentionally so, though it adds a weird wrinkle: an attempt to transform Joseph Gordon-Levitt, his nose prosthetically bobbed and a smirk surfing his thinned upper lip, into the wisecracking Bruce Willis of the "Moonlighting" years.

Many cases are mis-classified as homicides in the Vital Statistics simply because the shooter pulled the trigger intentionally, even though he believed the gun was unloaded.

Demarco has said doing so would pose a "moral hazard" that could encourage other homeowners to intentionally default, though he hasn't completely ruled the option.