Sentence examples for intentions makes from inspiring English sources

The director James Gray, with ultra-classical intentions, makes films of an exemplary modernity, and his film "The Immigrant," from 2013, is the most extreme example of this division.

The director James Gray, with ultra-classical intentions, makes films of an exemplary modernity, and his film "The Immigrant," from 2013, is the most extreme example of this division.

New-style political art, as often as not, obscures its intentions, makes you wonder what it's up to, goes for confusion, often in an attempt to beat disinformation at its own game.

An incorrigible moral narcissism about its own good intentions makes it unable to recognize that its central ideal and instrument -- peacekeeping -- is so flawed that it must be abandoned altogether.

By Richard Brody April 11, 2016 The director James Gray, with ultra-classical intentions, makes films of an exemplary modernity, and his film "The Immigrant," from 2013, is the most extreme example of this division.

However, many critics think that treating reference to the joint activity as central and at the same time retaining the 'I'-form of the constitutive individual intentions makes for a fundamental problem of circularity.

Restaurant Week and its good intentions made their imprint.

This move, too, had good intentions — making sure that banks had a cushion to fall back on.

Nonetheless, for all its good intentions, "Making Globalization Work" is probably not a workable blueprint for the future.

However, some 40% of respondents did not declare their voting intentions, making it hard to draw categorical conclusions.

Sometimes the best intentions make the worst laws.