Sentence examples for often intended from inspiring English sources

TERRORISM and guerrilla warfare are often intended as macabre theatre.

"Unprecedented" is a much overused word; it is often intended to  just mean "unusual".

Environmental regulations are often intended to stimulate the generation and adoption of eco-efficient innovations.

In this way, interactive visualizations are often intended for decision support.

It's often intended to draw attention to a bit of irony, but functions more like a poke in the ribs.

It was akin to the 18th-century serenade and divertimento and, like these, was often intended for performance outdoors.

The steps to sunken or raised areas in public plazas are often intended to slow down a vehicle.

They are also revealing in spite of themselves, giving away more about their authors than is often intended.

Grouping is often intended as a general-purpose early vision stage which gathers together image features of perceptual salience, usually having a well-definable structure.

They are accompanied by text that explores the history from Ms. Weems's perspective, creating a counternarrative to the way the images were often intended.

Sexual violence by marauding armies or militias can as is often intended wreck or uproot communities, with shame turning victims into outcasts.