Sentence examples for intents like from inspiring English sources

It's likely that they too will integrate with any new Siri voice intents like any other third-party developer.

Through two World Wars, artists manipulated photographs for political or ideological intents, like John Heartfield's anti-Nazi photo-montages of the 1930s.

Speaking to VICE, Red Heart Campaign founder Sherele Moody reflected on the project's intent: "I like to think that the Map is an emotive view of the impact violence has on our community.

Its intent — like that of the Obama regulation — was not to punish Catholics but to promote women's health care.

"I don't think there was a malicious intent like you see some of the crosschecks to the face".

And that guy over there" — a dapper observer with a weedy pencil mustache — "seems intent, like he's taking notes.

Some of the provisions raise serious questions about their intent, like one directed toward the Supreme Court ordering it to "simplify the legal procedures for suspects and convicts within the given timetable".

The Police Department began instructing officers to look for further evidence of criminal intent, like rifling through the bag and removing valuables, or lying to the police about the bag's contents.

You're not always going to get the job done, but I like to see intent, like a guy trying to get the head out so he can get the ball to the right side".

The show's intent, like that of its con artist-hero, is to make you start thinking all cockeyed, to sense a beat in the most ordinary, melody-free activities, a beat that might suddenly turn them into song.

Others have pointedly commercial intent, like a recently announced service, Cinetic Rights Management, through which the independent film entrepreneur John Sloss and his associates are hoping to make a business of circulating films that make a splash on the festival circuit but might otherwise remain undistributed.