Sentence examples for intentions maybe from inspiring English sources

If we do not publish the technology ourselves, others will do it in the future (and, contrary to us, they might have bad intentions, maybe hiding it from a part of the population)." It's a fair point of course.

Maybe he would have had to be careful to hide his intentions, maybe he would be "otherwise engaged" and not vote at all, so as not to place himself in a dangerous situation.

The exploring of neural correlated with behavioural intention provide an accurate measurement method of user's perception and help marketers to know which product can arouse users' behavioural intention, maybe taken as an evaluating indicator of product design.

They start with the best of intentions, and maybe everything will be different.

It was all colorful guile, a band disguising its intentions — except, maybe, the intention to have audience members make out, as the singer Anna Barie kept hectoring us to do.

"It'll be great, believe me," is not a serious statement of your intentions except maybe to an ambitious reality show contestant.

Given that I studied fiction and not film, I have a reverence for books and how they're put together that has probably trained me to spend even more time trying to unpack a text and its author's intentions than maybe other screenwriters do when they write adaptations.

"It's just such a big state that I want to think that Cornyn and Cruz, those senators, have the best of intentions but maybe just don't understand the dynamic on the border," he told HuffPost in an interview, before Cornyn's amendment was introduced.

"I had the right intention, but maybe I went about it the wrong way," he said.

I think it was not his intention but maybe the arm touches the face of the player and that is the interpretation of the referee".

I thought he has gone down with the intention of maybe getting Geoff sent off and unfortunately for us that's what he's able to do".