Sentence examples for matter of intent from inspiring English sources

"It's a matter of intent," he said.

We've considered the Tricycle's decision as a matter of intent.

It boils down to this matter of intent.

It is not a matter of intent that we are not going into North Waziristan.

The case ultimately comes down to a matter of intent, something famously difficult to prove.

The dissections of Anthony, in particular, have too often dwelled on passing as a simple matter of intent, as if creativity is all about being less selfish, of free will.

1807, 1815, 114 L.Ed.2d 307 (1991) ("It goes without saying that matters of intent are for the jury to consider").

Their survival is wholly a matter of our intent.

And for Pete's sake -- if that "gaffe" is just the result of a candidate in the heat of the campaign searching for the right explanation, making a semantic or syntactical error, and we can all reliably say that the resulting statement is a matter of missed intent, surely our debate moderators can manifest the maturity necessary to not "play dumb" and turn the discourse into an idiot plot.

Dr. Hicheur's supporters, by contrast, contend that the legislation oversteps the bounds of civil rights, that matters of pure intent should not reach the courts, which they call ill suited to plumb the vagaries of the human psyche.

Afghan intelligence officials say they believe that the scarcity of many civilian deaths was more a matter of chance than intent.