Sentence examples for intentions when they from inspiring English sources

Toulouse Olympique showed their intentions when they trounced Coventry Bears in their Championship One opener last Saturday.

The better known doubters on Mr Trimble's team faced stern inquiries about their intentions when they nipped out of the party's room for cups of coffee.

But the Nets signaled their intentions when they traded Richard Jefferson to Milwaukee last week, a move that significantly reduced their future payroll.

And, as Donald E. Pease, an English professor at Dartmouth College and a Seuss scholar, points out in the documentary, even if young children didn't realize Dr. Seuss' intentions when they first heard his stories, they were developing a moral imagination when they read the books.

"Doctors may have good intentions when they're doling out advice," said Dr. Gina M. French, lead author and an associate professor of pediatrics at the John A. Burns School of Medicine at the University of Hawaii.

One prima facie problem for intention-theorists is that speakers typically have many intentions when they use demonstratives, and these intentions may conflict (Bach 1992a, 1992b; Perry 1997, 2001 p. 60, 2009; King 2013).

Once again the national museums were providing a service for all (as was the intention when they were first set up in South Kensington in the Victorian period).

City's chairman, Khaldoon al-Mubarak, a senior business and political figure in Abu Dhabi, said that it had been their intention when they bought the club in 2008 to increase turnover and record a profit.

Gift is full of songs that mother and daughter have sung together for years – this was always this intention when they started making the album, they explain – but there are also a few numbers that Waterson hasn't sung since she was a teenager.

Venky's chairperson, Anuradha Desai, one in the increasing line of new English football club buyers who acknowledge they know nothing about football, said their intention when they bought Rovers was to exploit the game's global popularity to further their own commercial ambitions.

Li and Miniard (2006) concluded that consumers tend to have a higher purchase intention when they can trust a firm than when they cannot, and Büttner and Göritz (2008) also showed that firms' trustworthiness promotes consumers' purchase intention even in an online retail setting.