Sentence examples for obvious intention from inspiring English sources

The Telegraph thought Miliband "frightening" with his obvious intention to bring socialism back to Britain.

The airlines' obvious intention "is to drive business travelers back into fully refundable airfare classes," he said.

Club members approached by Kirchick were appalled by his obvious intention to produce a politically motivated hit job.

The Bush administration has decided to consider hatchery-bred salmon equivalent to wild natural salmon with the obvious intention of eliminating legal protection of endangered salmon runs.

In his forceful ruling, he said the mother, Doreen Giuliano, had been "acting as a self-appointed juror misconduct vigilante, with the obvious intention to destroy the credibility of a jury verdict that went against her son".

It is reminiscent of the Iranian poet Saadi's 13th-century collection of parables titled "Golestan," or The Rosegarden, with the obvious intention of appealing to Moghul rulers, for whom Persian was the language of literature and court usage.

Surprisingly, in spite of Amazon's obvious intentions, it was Walmart that started this price war.

For all of their moral force, the deputies utterly lacked material force to counter the king's obvious intentions.

It's no stretch to see beyond the prejudices to the elements in the film that contradict its obvious intentions.

"We are deeply concerned about the very obvious intentions of the junta," said Sunai Phasuk, the Thailand representative of Human Rights Watch.

The pleasures of indignation tend to be spoiled, for Americans, by obvious intentions to incur it, given the native abundance of spontaneous occasions.