Sentence examples for really intended it from inspiring English sources

It's actually slicker than we really intended it.

"We made the advert for Volkswagen," said Lee. "We never really intended it for public consumption.

"Without having really intended it, the privateers created opportunities for wealth and advancement".

They have to know if it's authentic, if what they are reading is what the person who wrote it really intended it to be even if they wrote it 1,500 years ago".

Certainly, its inclusion in the Kronos's technically dazzling (if sometimes superficial) performance is fascinating, but no one should imagine that we are now hearing the Lyric Suite as Berg really intended it.

I wonder if he ever had the chance to observe a gang of gurning middle-class kids having the best nights of their lives on ecstasy, when in actual fact he had really intended it for people suffering the worst times of their lives.

"The Transformed Man," an album he made in 1968, has become a novelty classic, thanks to its "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds" and "Mr. Tambourine Man," though he didn't really intend it that way.

Q. Did you expect the book to unfold as it did? A. Without really intending it, the book became about the relationship between my father, Bill, and his parents, especially his father, Max, who was the reason for our coming to London.

There has already been a kind of buyers' remorse: 'We voted Tory but did we really intend it?' "It's a long way back, but membership is going up, and unlike in the Labour party, there is a sense that we've touched bottom.

If she really intends it as a 'tribute' to Diana, would she be happy to give a copy to the princess's two sons?" Reviews of Philip Hensher's King of the Badgers have not been so astringent, though it too draws on material with tabloid appeal.

Did Kraft really intend it as a gift?