Sentence examples for more intentionally from inspiring English sources

"We want to create programs that can help parents more intentionally teach these kinds of skills".

The Houellebecq and St. Aubyn are both making me laugh, but the St. Aubyn is more intentionally funny.

The inquiry was also told that Mousa's injuries may have been more intentionally inflicted than was previously thought.

Barry Rosenbloom, the magazine's editor and owner, argues that ads in his magazine are more intentionally placed than many of the ones that appear in his competitors'.

The gimmick of "The Rules" was simple and elegant, similar to the device Mark Twain employed to more intentionally comic effect in "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court".

More intentionally blind-accessible games include audio games, such as the Papa Sangre series (iOS) and The Nightjar (iOS), both from developer Somethin' Else, which are played using simple touch controls – or, as Satizabal prefers, the gyroscope – to navigate towards sounds that represent goals and away from those made by monsters.

And sales of large S.U.V.'s, which the new Pilot now resembles more closely (intentionally, but unfortunately) are shriveling as pump-dazed car buyers shift to smaller vehicles.

For a more expressly, intentionally grown-up milieu that's easier on the ears, there's the Bar at the Lambs Club, a second-floor lounge of sorts that's affiliated with the ground-floor Lambs Club restaurant but stands entirely on its own, with its own entrance and (abbreviated) food menu.

No matter what those kids and your kids were like, they would always praise those kids more, not intentionally, but because healthy, happy, confident people project that confidence onto their kids just as you and your mom projected insecurity onto yours.

Children reported loving and appreciating their parents more and intentionally spending more time with them.

The joke is, more or less intentionally, meta.