Sentence examples for kind intent from inspiring English sources

"Yes, Virginia" — based on the famous "Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus" editorial that The New York Sun wrote, with kind intent but questionable accuracy, to an 8-year-old girl in 1897 —  has been closely associated with Macy's "Believe" advertising campaigns around Christmas in recent years, and has taken on a life of its own.

The government's plan to combat HIV/AIDS may be a model of its kind in intent, but it is already falling behind.

And yet, the tribunals for Yugoslavia and Rwanda still faced some problems of retroactivity when it came to deciding whether ethnic cleansing constituted genocide and what kind of intent was required for a genocide conviction (Minow 1998 34 355).

It can help advertisers reach them when they have some kind of intent and are searching for products, saving them, and eventually acting on them through something like a purchase or a download.

If the person decides to signal some kind of intent, like giving their contact information, SmashFly will continue to remind them with a combination of content marketing and communication from the company.

Ms. FAKE: The monetization model is basically it is the same as – it is the same as sort of kind of intent gathering mechanism like Google for example is, obviously if you are looking for a camera and we help you find a camera and then you click on the link to go buy a camera….

Girls Lily's age in hand-me-downs rushed past me, gabbing in Bengali the way Lily and her friends gab in English, talking about God-knows-what with the kind of intent focus that told me whatever it was, was important.

Attaching them to different kinds of intent (for example, food-lunch-dish or here-place-hell), they have turned Shakespeare's lines into potential answers to questions.

While Airbnb was already a kind of intent-driven service — users probably have a general idea of what they're looking for when they come — this could really go two ways.

As Pinterest moves a lot of the search behavior to the camera and more visually oriented searches, it can do a better job of capturing the kind of intent-level behavior that people searching on Google might have — but instead of typing in a search, they can point their camera at something.

But by doing that, Pinterest may indeed be able to capitalize on another mode of user behavior — the kind of intent-driven periodic check-in activity you might find on Instagram — that it could add to the list of behaviors it hopes to tap in order to get people to come to Pinterest.