Sentence examples for private intentions from inspiring English sources

Other presidents have gotten elected on deceptive promises that belie their private intentions or expectations.

Yet, in rereading Susan Sontag's 1964 essay, "Notes on 'Camp,' " it occurred to me that Mr. Armani's recent collections satisfy many of her points, in particular that the audience doesn't need to know the artist's private intentions: "The work tells all".

If implemented, the Law Commission plans would not just weaken cohabitation but destroy it, by turning it, as alleged, into a kind of feeble, inadvertent form of matrimony in which the authorities similarly presume to take sides, assess responsibilities and guess at private intentions.

Our private intentions and motivations tend to color how and what we communicate.

The latter authors suggested that the right TPJ seems to be necessary for understanding "private intentions", whereas the left TPJ may be specifically involved in understanding social intentions [50].

In contrast, viewing a scene conveying the private intentions of an agent (e.g. changing a lightbulb to read) showed no significant activation in this region.

We're in touch with the company about its private messaging intentions and will be closely following any plans it might have for the near future.

Retained factors were included in a binary logistic regression analysis for each cohort (public/ private) predicting intention to leave.

If you look at the surveys of private sector employment intentions, it looks like those workers are going to find it hard to find jobs".

But whatever their intentions, private collectors often face the charge that public displays of their works are merely a "shop front" designed to possibly increase the value of their holdings.

Pascal's satirical critique of Jesuit casuistry assumes, in contrast, that human actions have a moral character that is independent of the private thoughts or intentions of the agent who performs them, and that one cannot ameliorate them by 'intending' results that differ from the actual effects or consequences that follow naturally from a given action.