Sentence examples for perhaps intent from inspiring English sources

It ambled off down the path, perhaps intent on answering the call of nature.

Perhaps intent on establishing himself as a trustworthy dog owner, Clark told me a lot about himself, rarely in response to any specific question.

But the many American homeowners there — perhaps intent on not unveiling their coveted hideaway — are quick to point out that Puerto Escondido is not for everyone.

Six miles away, at Miami Beach Senior High School, students grappled with the news that one of their classmates, perhaps intent on hurting others, had flown across the country, bought a weapon and taken her own life.

"Pasternak is in the fenced-in garden, wearing a jacket and pants of homespun cloth, perhaps intent on pruning a plant.

Some employers and leaders of the business world, perhaps intent on skirting their own role in America's galloping inequality, seem to think drugs are a big reason why.

They understood the inside game while many others were clueless, perhaps by intent.

Of course, Florida is where lawmakers are perhaps most intent on making changes.

"Somewhere, there was an attempt or perhaps an intent on his part to do something noble".

The largest work, in size and perhaps in intent, is outdoors, in the museum's backyard.

But empathy is a curious and perhaps elusive intent for any film that flirts with snuff.