His air of guilt and sorrow — the sense of unfinished psychic business pushing against his conscious intentions — marks his kinship with Christian Bale's Batman, with the detective played by Al Pacino in "Insomnia" and with the anguished amnesiac played by Guy Pearce in "Memento".
If it was Arsenal's intention to mark a decisive departure from recent flaccid lunchtime collapses against the Premier League's top four, then Arsène Wenger will perhaps draw some satisfaction from Manuel Pellegrini's reaction at the end of a keenly fought 2-2 drat athehEmirateses, which left Manchester City's manager furious with the performance of Mark Clattenburg.
A speech he gave to lawyers over lunch on Monday 14 October was a first; no other head of the tribunal has ever spoken in public before, though Burton assured his audience in the City of London that he had no intention of marking this historic occasion by telling them anything of great interest.
A difficulty arises, however, in consistently upholding such intentions as a mark of the social if (a) such intentions are unclear from experiencing architectural objects, instantiations, or representations thereof, (b) built structures are repurposed, or (c) there are architectural objects with no corresponding relevant intentions.
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The caretaker was the artist, even though he didn't have any artistic intentions, and the marks he left on the board make it look like a Cy Twombly or Jackson Pollock.
Fears of separation and feelings of abandonment are at the base of the anxious attachment, which manifests through a more open concern for the feelings of the partner, the desire to constantly know her intentions, jealousy, and marked sensitivity to signs of loss of affection.
OPEC's intentions remain a question mark.
The inability to credit your opponent's arguments or intentions is not a mark intellectual distinction.
Gary E. Knell, president and C.E.O. of Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit organization that owns Elmo and produces "Sesame Street," said he was initially concerned about Ms. Marks's intentions.
