Sentence examples for most intentions from inspiring English sources

Respondents from the Yunnanese communities had the lowest proportions educated in the Thai system, had the least accurate knowledge of HIV, made least use of health services, had high rates of problems of access to services and had most intentions to avoid contact with people living with HIV and AIDS.

At times, even with the most optimistic intentions, job-seeking can feel almost crushingly absurd.

Despite his most barbaric intentions, he could rarely help but please.

These texts, platforms and structures display the most honourable intentions, but discrimination persists.

Some commentators would suggest that Ellen Johnson Sirleaf's administration doesn't deserve this honour; despite statements of the most honourable intentions, Liberian public life remains mired in corruption.

But theologically speaking, even in films with the most respectful intentions, the portrayal of nuns tends to be as farcical as a Monty Python sketch.

The problem with that argument is that it makes commercial internet enterprises the under-regulated custodian of our most intimate intentions and secrets.

But if Mr. Polshek's approach is valid, it is also a reminder of why the most earnest intentions do not necessarily lead to a robust and well-considered design.

Her question, urgent with repetition ("what, what is it they fill with?") also corrects the tendency of poems, even with the most honourable intentions, to hasten towards emotive answers.

The author's deconstructions of Richard Nixon's fevered jottings on long yellow pads, radiating both the nobility and the madness of his own most intimate intentions; moods long familiar become fresh when Reeves reads them against unexpected contexts.

With its mountains of eggplants, ranks of honey jars and fields of fresh goat cheese, the morning market at Place Richelme is a bloater's paradise and sure to doom even the most fervent intentions of slimming down.