Sentence examples for intentionally worn from inspiring English sources

Jeremy Smith, 36, a web developer living in Brooklyn, said that he has never intentionally worn headphones without music or a podcast playing.

Molière satirized the vogue in his first production of "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme" in 1670, outfitting his hero in a rainbow of printed Indiennes, intentionally worn upside down.

It's also the worst thing to attempt when you're in a freezing lake and your arms don't work because you've intentionally worn them down to lifeless, pointless twigs.

"I intentionally wore my fur coat".

They compared casual Americans to a Japanese look called bankara, from the early twentieth century, when élite Japanese university students intentionally wore dishevelled uniforms with capes, hats, and wooden sandals.

When Richard is invited to give a talk to other physicians, he "intentionally wears a jacket that is less fitted and looks more conventional" because he does not want his style to detract from the credibility of his presentation.

In an ABC News interview, the first lady said she intentionally wore the jacket on her way to visit immigrant children.

In fact, a study was conducted that says most people intentionally wear the wrong sizes because they intend to lose weight.

Melania Trump finally admitted that she intentionally wore a designer jacket with the words "I Really Don't Care, Do You?" while en route to visit detained immigrant children who were separated from their families at the U.S.-Mexico border in June.

Not yellowed, not old, not worn — intentionally, garishly, brightly yellow, with a small pink argyle pattern stitched on the side.

By this, one means the loose shift drizzled with metallic bits and the intentionally awkward skirt worn with a top that makes a stylistic lunge at futurism (with a shiny or plastic-looking fabric).