Sentence examples for possible intent from inspiring English sources

The only possible intent behind this detention was to harass him and his partner, Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald, for his role in analysing the data released by Edward Snowden".

The only possible intent behind this detention was to harass him and his partner, Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald, for his role in analysing the data released by Edward Snowden". Since 5 June, Greenwald has written a series of stories revealing the NSA's electronic surveillance programmes, detailed in thousands of files passed to him by whistleblower Edward Snowden.

Two judges and one juror had backed a lesser verdict of manslaughter with possible intent.

Thus, Google returns a standardized set of results — limited personal data or possible intent aren't factored into the equation at all.

Thus, Google returns a standardized set of results — limited personal data or possible intent aren't factored into the equation at all.

We've been reporting for about a week now on a couple of rumors indicating that various companies are circling around Palm with possible intent to buy, and it looks like it all might be coming to a head.

Mr. Shanks and others argued that training airport security agents in techniques like behavior analysis would go a long way toward identifying travelers with possible ill intent.

Blair, on the contrary, appears to have spent every waking hour focused on amassing as much wealth as possible, seemingly intent on increasing his worth to match that of a small country.

The odd mischievous sentence later in the text sends me back to such passages in search of possible ironic intent, but unless he is prone to a po-mo archness so subtle as to be almost invisible, he seems to largely play it very straight indeed.

It is our intention to create a machine-readable catalogues of these files and to determine from first principles their content and, where possible, their intent.

Or is it possible that the intent of the bill's sponsor is alone enough to invalidate it -- on a theory, perhaps, that even though everyone else's intent was pure, what they produced was the fruit of a forbidden tree?