Sentence examples for plain intention from inspiring English sources

Mr Mill said the "plain intention" of a subsequent 1992 agreement, 11 years after Marley's death was to "transfer all rights" from Cayman.

On its third blow, the door is reduced to kindling and the monster advances on the warrior with the plain intention of turning him into paint.

It is, nevertheless, Hume's plain intention throughout these works to expose the weaknesses and limitations of this argument.

But Ian Mill, a lawyer for Blue Mountain, said the lawsuit had to be dismissed because the "plain intention" of the 1992 deal was to "transfer all rights".

This year marks the second season that Toulouse has transformed a much more modest autumn art fair into spring festival (complete with jazz programs and contemporary dance) with the very plain intention of drawing summer visitors.

"While proponents of this plan claim it's about embryonic-tissue requirements, the plain intention and unavoidable outcome of this scheme is to make it harder for a woman to access basic health care by placing more barriers between a woman and her doctor," he said. .

In Liberia, for example, the warlord Charles Taylor made plain his intention to kill his way to power, and America acquiesced.

The founder of the dynasty, Basil I, and his son Leo VI, made plain their intention to inaugurate a new era by a restatement of the imperial law.

In comments Friday, he laid plain his intention to put Kavanaugh on the Supreme Court, apparently no matter what Ford has to share.

Powell is a passionate supporter of affirmative action and has made plain his intention to implement it within his bureaucratic fief.

To demand that Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel advance the peace process with even more land concessions puts the cart before the horse, especially when Israel is disengaging from Gaza while Hamas and other terrorist groups still make plain their intention to keep killing as many Israeli civilians as possible.