Sentence examples for missed intent from inspiring English sources
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.
***CI was not provided because the percentage of records missing intent was observed instead of being estimated through the audit.
Although there is some mathematical accuracy to these claims, they miss the intent of the IIA property.
Prospective applicants who miss the intent form deadlines may need to apply "at large" rather than through JHU.
My mother's like "I never said that!" [laughs] In the first screening, people laugh so hard they miss the intent of the rest of the line because her English isn't great.
This was first amended on 11 January 2013, at the author's request, because some readers had missed her ironic intent in using the word "granted" in quotation marks.
But if there was a layer of purpose or intent missing, a layer of manipulation - here's where we want the audience to feel this, or that, I've always truly hated that - then, perhaps, that's been its secret, if you like.' Forsyth says he hasn't watched it for about 20 years.
Each missed call signals buying intent and is gold-dust for marketers.Since 2010, when it was founded, Zipdial has raked in 414m missed calls, which translates to a staggering 375,000 enquiries per day.
Among our ancestors, those who missed signs of predatory intent became someone's lunch.
However, a reader not willing to go with the mathematics will miss Derbyshire's intent.
Aaaaaahhhhh"; "1st Pilates of 2015... "; "Seriously overstretched myself @ pilates") and its endless jokily plaintive references to overdue household chores, creates a vacuum of significance so total that you wonder whether you're missing some deeper intent.
