Sentence examples similar to more fully intended from inspiring English sources

While this research suggests that marijuana is likely to be an erection inhibitor, the answer is probably a bit more complicated than this, and we need a lot more hard data (pun fully intended) to understand why different guys report experiencing different sexual effects.

More importantly, the double entendre of its title is fully intended: with his stiff, punk-like coxcomb and jowly wattle, this puffed-up cockerel is meant to appear pompous and ridiculous.

During this past season he had backed Jackson, despite more losing, and said in February on ESPN Radio that he fully intended to have Jackson finish out the final two seasons of his deal.

I've been writing this column for more than five years, and during that time management buyouts have been low-hanging fruit for material and criticism (pun fully intended).

He fully intended to retire.

I fully intended to come back.

"I fully intended to do it," he explains.

He said he fully intended to rebuild, hopefully in time for an autumn hunt off the northern island of Hokkaido, though he acknowledged the recovery might take more time.

It's coming, and for once that's a double entendre that's fully intended.

But he added: "We're happy to do more testing, and we fully intend to do more testing.

Further empirical research is necessary to more fully explore the intended and unintended consequences of other economically-oriented policy tools to promote ridesharing relative to other mode choices.