Sentence examples for particular intention from inspiring English sources

"But at this stage I'm not flagging any particular intention by the government," he said.

At the outset, there was no particular intention to do a series of books on stage.

I wrote the year 1965 without having any particular intention of doing that".

I took the car, I drove, I parked, I got out and walked around with no particular intention.

When being asked about the intention of the film at the Berlin premiere, Dreyer replied that he "had not any particular intention.

Imagine believing in yourself (I AM) and the great "vehicle" of life so much that you can allow yourself fully into the presence of the moment and just "know" every minute of every day that you are going to get "there", whatever your particular intention is.

Jacobs appears to be young with extraordinary virulence and with no particular intentions.

Such complications are often addressed by statistically invalid methods of analysis, in particular, intention-to-treat and per-protocol analyses.

Now when a speaker performs an illocutionary act in uttering a sentence, she often does so with particular intentions or effects in mind.

One may attempt to provide a scientific account of why someone has particular intentions, but there is no requirement that such an account be supplied, let alone be possible.

Human knowledge proceeds from that which is acquired through the senses, i.e., particular intentions, to the knowledge of that which is more distant from the senses (DOS 627), that is, the common intentions (communes raciones siue communes intenciones) which are abstracted from them (QLIII1S 44, 189; see also see Lewry Por, 360).