Sentence examples for intents of from inspiring English sources

"The word of God is quick and powerful," St. Paul wrote long ago to the Hebrews, "and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart".

The Globe projected English supertitles that described the action of scenes but did not translate the dialogue — an effort to push the English-speaking audiences to try to understand, on their own, the emotions and intents of the characters.

In an article written for the Encyclopédie, Turgot denied the sanctity of what he called foundations: "Public utility is the supreme law, and cannot be countervailed by a superstitious respect for what has been called the intents of the founders".

Detroit moved into the last playoff spot in the West with all intents of keeping alive its incredible streak of 21 straight playoff seasons, Nicholas Cotsonika writes on Yahoo.com.

One of the original intents of rock 'n' roll, and later punk and now indie rock -- that whole series of basement rebellions since the 1950's -- has been to show up the professionals.

"I do agree with one of the underlying intents of the national living wage which is to say: 'We can't afford as a country to be a low wage economy.'" Mayfield said the threat of job losses from automation would vary from sector to sector.

"The intent of the N.P.F.

Without intent of sexual contact.

Has the intent of Pakistan changed?

That was the intent of the reorganization.

"That's the intent of this letter".