Sentence examples for never really intended from inspiring English sources
It proceeds to argue that Cain never really intended to win.
Trump's budget was never really intended to be written straight into law.
"We made the advert for Volkswagen," said Lee. "We never really intended it for public consumption.
La Carpa was never really intended to be permanent, yet its creation required extraordinary self-sacrifice.
Still, he says, "I never really intended to be a solo artist".
Not that Carly couldn't be unpredictable and volatile, but he'd never really intended to leave her.
They never really intend to have the crisis that ensues.
Did I really intend to drown myself?
It could be, of course, that while his advisers are wrestling with the possibilities, Mr. Bush really never intended to pick an abortion rights candidate.
His latter years were devoted to supporting roles (in which he frequently outshone the leads), to directing and producing opera and legitimate theater and to writing plays and books, including a 1983 autobiography, "In My Mind's I". "Not too bad," he told a 1973 interviewer, "for a chap who really never intended to be anything but a country schoolmaster..
The partnership never really worked as smoothly as intended — although devices did come out of it.
