Sentence examples for less intentional from inspiring English sources
Others are less intentional, acting out of their own fears, insecurities and other emotional drives.
My favorite cross-connections, however, are the ones that seemed clearly less intentional.
Anonymity had been the theme for the Ireland players on Saturday, but for rather less intentional reasons.
Other shortcomings on display are maybe less intentional: the show's fluent analysis of race, class, and power does not extend — even briefly — to gender.
Puppet-show associations with Alwin Nikolais and Mummenschanz might be less intentional, yet that tradition of theatrical transformation is another specter here, too.
But there's a more curious, and certainly less intentional, link between the two: both titles invoke records, those clunky grooved discs that remain one of popular music's most peculiar symbols.
Much science fiction is set there" -- lack the mortise-and-tenon fit of his less intellectually intentional efforts.
But in "Dogid," which is decidedly rough around the edges (dancers can often be seen manipulating props), the unfinished quality seems less an intentional outcome than a result of the production's being under-rehearsed.
Still, Mr. Ohlson said that firing Mr. Bottini and Mr. Goeke was not justified, citing their otherwise exemplary records and that no other prosecutor had been fired for less than intentional misconduct.
As communication becomes less of an intentional act, we give others more algorithm and less of ourselves.
In this study, the mean value of the coefficients in each subgroup is selected as the embedding target because this statistical property is less susceptible to intentional attacks and/or unintentional modifications.
