Sentence examples for intentions though from inspiring English sources

Despite all good intentions, though, they may make others.

Despite the abundance of good intentions, though, the city and surrounding areas are feeling the strain of so many refugees.

With all the best intentions, though, I still managed to miss the first German class of the new term.

Whatever their intentions, though, their joining forces with the military against Egypt's first democratically elected president smacks of judicial hubris — as well as defensiveness over their complicity with the old regime.

Movies aren't made with intentions, though; they're made with people and with equipment, and what Bigelow has her actors do for the benefit of the camera is repellent to imagine.

"If they didn't have a job, then what kind of people would we be if we didn't help them?" However noble the intentions, though, these programs do offer some financial upsides.

His intention, though, is to resume a music career.

Despite every intention, though, air strikes against alerted defenses were rarely delivered as compactly as practiced, nor were they as decisive tactically as naval aviators had expected.

Nothing about that day was his plan, nothing his intention, though later you could see that every element of the disaster was in place.

Rosenbaum's intention, though, is not to flog old stories about Bloomsbury but to show how the act of remembering – as well as that of looking forward – became lodged at the heart of everything its members did.

Opening a theater wasn't always his and Mr. Fink's intention, though, Mr. Clark said one recent Sunday morning, as he sat on the comfy couch in their loft above the theater and sipped rewarmed coffee.