Sentence examples for pronounced intention from inspiring English sources
Results confirmed a model of moderated mediation: the Caprese salad, the small portion and the elegantly presented dish (in respect to the hamburger, the big portion and the roughly presented dish) tend to be considered "feminine food", and thus women expressed a more pronounced intention to eat it than men.
At the time, she pronounced an intention to spice things up with a new design, bold colors and society's bright young things.
Philadelphia is more overt than some teams in pronouncing its intention to blitz, with linebackers and defensive backs often crowding the line of scrimmage -- and perhaps intimidating quarterbacks.
Lawrence believed that he would win the battle and wrote two quick notes, one to the Secretary of the Navy pronouncing his intentions, and another to his brother in-law asking him to look after Lawrence's wife and children in event of his death.
The adolescents who expressed their threats online were more likely to be bullied and depressed, had more often pronounced the threat with clear intention and had more often made preparations to carry out the act.
This effect was pronounced for those with baseline intentions to reach higher BACs.
They awoke to find that Wolfowitz had forged their signatures on a National Intelligence Estimate (nie, pronounced "knee") declaring the U.S. government's intention to "neutralize France's S.M.D. capability even if it does not exist".
The indirect effect of nutrition information on visit intentions through perceived CSR is pronounced only among parents with moderate to high concerns about children's eating.
Last night Mr. Bush declared his intention to sign the bill, while anonymous White House officials pronounced it both flawed and oversold.
3nder (pronounced "thrinder") is an app that's basically Tinder, but with the intention of pairing couples with thirds and vice versa.
