Sentence examples for precise intentions from inspiring English sources

The jury has spoken, though ambiguously, and there is no reason to believe that another fairly picked jury will be able to discern the precise intentions of the actors with any greater certainty or precision.

While Mr. Icahn's precise intentions for the media company aren't clear, it appears that he's pushing for a sale.

This work seems labored, however, in company with the precise intentions of Carrie Mae Weems who photographed structures that are still extant on what is known as the Slave Coast of West Africa.

There have been absurdities, where pernickety preservationists have fretted over the precise intentions of bygone Cuthberts and Augustuses, and the conservation of works of concrete brutalism has led to special contortions.

But these officials, in Washington, New York and Denver, acknowledge that they could be overstating Mr. Zazi's significance because they know little about his precise intentions and may never know completely what he might have been planning.

"Iraq is getting caught in the middle and the tensions are affecting it immediately and directly," says the diplomat.It is devilish hard to fathom Iran's precise intentions in Iraq.

And it reveals, too, that while Ms. Brown's slippery, silky style can look so casual as to feel pedestrian, it's full of precise intention.

It has the precise intention of reaching the communities that are neglected by mainstream agencies in the name of sensitivity, working with the Interfaith Forum and the London Muslim Centre.

Someone once wrote that Cary Grant looks like a person who's thinking; I'd say he's rather lost in thought, whereas Moreau seems at home in thought, standing on a solid foundation of knowledge that makes her searching focussed, precise, intention-sharp.

Computer systems have been evolving from single monolithic systems built with a precise intention to solve a precise problem, to highly distributed systems of systems often assembled in ad-hoc ways.

The next person to ask for money as I crossed the parking lot was Anthony (his name has been changed), who was precise in his intentions for the money: "For drugs".