Sentence examples for not really intended from inspiring English sources

They're not really intended to furnish anyone's home.

Still, this book is not really intended as an exercise in scientific futurology.

And it may be that this position you are applying for is not really intended as a first job.

Given that a Lytro picture is meant to be played around with, the format is not really intended for printed photos.

G.M. executives flatly say that the Buick is not really intended for young families with children who use car seats or strollers.

While the five historic trails are not really intended for hiking trips (people typically drive from point to point along them), the four scenic trails are meant for extended hikes.

In the end, the moratorium pleased no one: neither conservatives who observed that some in the church did not really intend to abide by it, nor liberals who saw it as a codification of discrimination and injustice to gay clergy members who otherwise were qualified to be considered as bishops.

After Mr. Banks's new legal team tracked down Mr. Farr in 1999 in preparation for the federal habeas corpus petition, the former witness said he had "set Delma up" by pretending to want a gun for robberies that he did not really intend to commit.

One possibility is that he did not really intend to show that death is innocuous.

In such cases, according to the Gricean, the speaker did not really intend to refer to x.

Fuka usually finds herself frequently going out of her way to help out the Koiwais, even though she does not really intend to do so, which often devolve into embarrassingly awkward scenarios.