Sentence examples for intentions held from inspiring English sources

Barbara Simon London When the byelection in Glasgow East was called, the records of people's voting intentions held by the local party were nonexistent.

Not whitewashing the experience with something like, "But it's all good!" or negating the uncomfortable recognition by focusing one-sidedly on all the benefits of choices made and all the good intentions held.

What is the promise which the autobiographical intention holds, and holds for the writer and readers?

Re "More Than Good Intentions: Holding Fast to Faith in Free Will" (Dec. 31): Of course, I believe in free will.

Although we-intentions are held only by individuals, they are not reducible to I-intentions; in other words, a we-intention is not merely the sum of a certain number of I-intentions.

The question now, Devine says, is whether voting intentions will hold until May.

Among Madrid's other underexploited flagship sites is the Caja Mágica, or Magic Box, a tennis center with a retractable roof that opened in 2009, with intentions of holding Olympic events.

Time will tell if Spurs, a deadline dealer if ever there were any, has managed to frustrate Arsenal's buying intentions by holding out until the last 24 hours to release Bale.

Scenarios encompassing environmental and social issues could be developed and participants randomly assigned to determine whether the relationship between values, attitudes and intentions still holds good.

While being historically suspicious of Indian intentions, Southeast Asia holds a much stronger dislike of China than of India.

But the Iranian government must now demonstrate through deeds its peaceful intentions or be held accountable to international standards and international law.