Sentence examples for quite intentional from inspiring English sources

Her references, too, are quite intentional.

Which may, of course, be quite intentional.

"This isn't by happenstance — this is quite intentional," said Levar Stoney, Richmond's mayor.

This is quite intentional on the part of IS, and one of the attractions of Paris as a target is that it is a news hub.

Mr. Christie said there was no plan to put the unions front and center, though some of his aides say privately that it was quite intentional.

That was quite intentional; the agency and the center had many discussions about how to hew to a creative line that was witty yet tasteful, Lafond said.

One consequence — quite possibly intentional — of Schlafly's accusations has been to induce in her antagonists a kind of like-minded hysteria.

In anti-communism there is quite often an intentional mix/amalgam of communism, socialism, anarchism, Marxism, Marxism-Leninism, Sovietism, syndicalism, Bolshevism, Stalinism, Russophobia, Maoism, Red Khmerism, Fidelism, Marxism-Horvatism/Titoism, and workers' self-management (for clarification cf. amongst others Anderson 1976; Bottomore 1983; Droz 1984).

The meat is not quite tender, which seems intentional, a reminder of origins.

The authors construe the intentional component quite narrowly, though: it just refers to the artefact's function, its being a means to realize a certain practical end.

So close are Eileen and the text that the ways in which the novel is not quite right feel almost intentional.