Sentence examples for man's intention from inspiring English sources

It isn't often that a man's intention to take a bride is relayed to the world by his criminal lawyer.

What counts with God is a man's intention; sin is not something done (it is not res); it is uniquely the consent of a human mind to what it knows to be wrong.

Douglass calls Little Onion to his room, and it's soon clear the great man's intentions with the girl/boy are not pure.

A New York Times editorial, however, focuses on the general uselessness of the contest as a guide to either man's intentions for power.

The old man's intentions were obvious: Charles Savage Homer wanted his three sons to study one day at the oldest and most prestigious institution of higher learning in the United States.

I don't think the man's intentions were bad.

"Who knows what this deranged man's intentions were if he had gotten out?

The court ruled that the distinction lied in the man's intentions.

It was believed that the killing occurred that day as the result of Crow Dog and Spotted Tail meeting, both armed, and mistaking the other man's intentions.

Henry tries to defend Atticus and himself by pointing out that you can't always judge a man's intentions, or motives, by his outward actions.

But questioning the man's intentions and judgment is a misguided and empty exercise that distracts us from real issues that demand our attention.